2024-07-24 07:20:50
Cultural heritage notice after 30 days of opinion collection
Includes woodblocks of the collected works of Seongrihak scholar Kim Dae-jin
Seoul City announced on the 24th that it will designate 7 tangible cultural heritages within the city as Seoul Special City tangible cultural heritages (3 items) and cultural heritage materials (4 items).
The tangible cultural heritages designated this time are ▲Nogeoldaesin Seok-eonhae ▲Jeongwa Seonsaeng Munjip woodblock print ▲Baekryunsa Vairocana Samsin Hanging Buddhist Painting and Hanging Buddhist Chest, and the cultural heritage materials are ▲Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Sansindo ▲Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Sinjungdo ▲Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Amitabha Buddha Painting ▲Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Chilseongdo.
First, I would like to designate the representative Chinese language textbook of the Joseon Dynasty, ‘Nogeoldaesinseokeonhae’. This book is a translation of the Chinese language textbook ‘Sinseoknogeoldae’, a Chinese language textbook, into Korean and added Chinese pronunciation, and was published by Gyosogwan in 1763 (Yeongjo 39). The Eonhae version is rare to find, but ‘Nogeoldaesinseokeonhae’ is the only one that remains in Korea and abroad, so it is highly valuable.
‘Jeongwa Seonsaeng Munjip Woodblock’ is a woodblock of the anthology of Kim Daejin (1800-1871), a scholar from Andong who inherited the academic lineage of Toegye Yi Hwang and Hakbong Kim Seongil. It is rare for a woodblock of a large anthology of 10 volumes or more to be perfectly preserved, and it is a typical example of anthologies from the Yeongnam region, so it is significant as a material that shows the traditional culture of the local community.
‘Baekryunsa Vairochana Samsin Hanging Buddhist Painting and Hanging Buddhist Chest’ is a hanging Buddhist painting that stands out for its well-organized iconography, human expressions, vivid colors, and detailed pattern design. It is evaluated as a standard work of the Samsin Buddha Hanging Buddhist Painting in the Seoul area as it reflects the regional characteristics and the times. In addition, the inscription ‘Gwaebulgwak’ on the hanging Buddhist chest, which is preserved in its complete form, maintains its original form well as a related artifact.
In addition, the ‘Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Sansindo’, ‘Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Sinjungdo’, ‘Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Amitabha Buddha Painting’, and ‘Cheongnyangsa Daeungjeon Chilsungdo’, which have been designated as cultural heritage materials, are Buddhist paintings that were originally enshrined in Samgak Mountain Sambulgak, and were created all by Chundam Seonghan, who was active in the Seoul and Gyeonggi area in the first half of the 20th century.
All four are representative works of Chundam Seonghan, with a consistent style and neat and refined craftsmanship. They inherit the characteristics of traditional Buddhist paintings, and are works in which Park Han-young, a prominent monk of the time, participated as a witness.
The city plans to collect opinions on a total of seven cultural heritages over a 30-day notice period, then designate them as Seoul City tangible cultural heritages and cultural heritage materials after going through the deliberation process of the Seoul Metropolitan Government National Heritage Committee.
The full text of the designation reasons can be viewed in the Seoul Metropolitan Government Gazette, and inquiries can be made to the Seoul Metropolitan Government Cultural Heritage Preservation Division (02-2133-2630).
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