CalligraphyKorean19th-20th century
Ten Panel Screen of Calligraphy: Five Couplets by Sin Wi, Yun Yong-ku, O Se-ch'ang, Kim Sŏng-kŭn, and Sŏ Sŭng-po
19th-20th century
Dimensions
full screen: H. 186.2 x W. 414.2 cm (73 5/16 x 163 1/16 in.)
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