Joseon-era folding screen restored

Kim Jung-hee, chairperson of the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation, explains the restoration efforts for 'Gwakbunyang Haengnakdo,' also known as 'Folding Screen of Guo Fenyang's Enjoyment of Life,' during a press event at the Jung-Jae Conservation Center in southern Seoul, Monday. This late-Joseon era painting from the collection of the Grassi Museum of Ethnology in Leipzig, Germany, underwent conservation as part of the foundation's initiative to preserve Korean cultural heritage around the world. Yonhap

Kim Jung-hee, chairperson of the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation, explains the restoration efforts for "Gwakbunyang Haengnakdo," also known as "Folding Screen of Guo Fenyang's Enjoyment of Life," during a press event at the Jung-Jae Conservation Center in southern Seoul, Monday. This late-Joseon era painting from the collection of the Grassi Museum of Ethnology in Leipzig, Germany, underwent conservation as part of the foundation's initiative to preserve Korean cultural heritage around the world. Yonhap

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