• Japanese & Korean Art Includin auction at Christies

    Sale 2338

    Japanese & Korean Art Including Arts of the Meiji Period

    New York

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    15 September 2010

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    • Hyeho (act. 19th century) Seon
    Lot 698

    Hyeho (act. 19th century)
    Seonghan
    Geunghan

    Assembled Deities

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    USD 25,000

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    USD 10,000 - USD 15,000

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    Hyeho (act. 19th century)
    Seonghan
    Geunghan
    Assembled Deities
    Dated fifth month, 1852 and inscribed with temple name Seogi-am, Cheongju, Chungcheong-do and with painters' names as above
    Ink, color and gold on silk, framed
    44 x 39½in. (111.8 x 99.1cm.)

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