Songjungil Haengcho Dongchundangpiljeok

Basic information

Designation

Treasure No.1672-1

Category

Books & Records

Era

1666년(현종 7, 송준길 61세) 이후

Designated year

2010

Location

성남시, 경기도— 경기도 성남시 분당구 하오개로 323 (운중동, 한국학중앙연구원)

Coordinates

37.391826, 127.055645Kakao address conversion

This album of calligraphic works by Song Jun-gil (1606-1672) contains Hakgojaemyeong, which was written by the Southern Song philosopher Zhu Xi, and Ugokjabyeong isipjeol (Twenty Verses on Miscellaneous Themes), written by his father-in-law, Jeong Gyeong-se. Hakgojaemyeong, written in even-sized characters, in semi-cursive script, shows the influence of Yi Hwang’s (pen-name: Toegye) calligraphic style, whereas Ugokjabyeong isipjeol displays Song Jun-gil’s own semi-cursive signature style. Song as led to embrace the philosophy and calligraphic style of Yi Hwang by Jeong Gyeong-se, a scholar of the Yeongnam academic group, while being the heir to the legacy of the Giho School of Confucianism (Kim Jang-saeng and Kim Jip), as part of a lineage headed by Yi I (pen-name: Yulgok). This large, well-preserved album is considered Song Jun-gil’s representative calligraphic work.

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