Ideographs Representing the Eight Confucian Virtues

One of two vertical panels mounted as hanging scrolls, the panels from a folding screen and probably from a set of eight; ink and colors on paper

Eight-panel folding screen; ink and colors on paper

Hanging scroll; ink on paper embellished with flecks of silver leaf; with artist's signature reading "Ch'a-san"

Hanging scroll; ink and slight color on paper; with inscription, signature, and two seals of the artist

One of a set of four hanging scrolls; ink on silk; with one square, red, relief seal reading "Yang Tŭk Pu Saeng Il Se Ch'o"

One of a set of four hanging scrolls; ink on silk; with signature reading "P'al-ship no-sŏk-in chak" followed by two seals of the artist reading "Tae Wŏn Kun Chang" and "Sŏk P'a"; and with an additional seal of the artist at the far left reading "Tam Tam Ryu Su Ŭi"

Six-panel folding screen; ink and light colors on silk; with signature reading "Hyo-san"; with seals reading "Hyo San" and "Kim Chae Tŏk In" at the end of the inscription on the last panel

Hanging scroll; ink and colors on silk; with two seals of the artist

Folding album leaf mounted as a hanging scroll (from an album of sixteen leaves); ink on paper; with two inscriptions by the artist; with three seals of the artist

Hanging scroll; ink and color on silk

Hanging scroll; ink on paper; with artist's inscription, signature, and three seals

Ten-panel folding screen; ink on silk; with signature reading "Sŏk-p’a ch’il-ship-sam-se no-in chak" [Done by the seventy three year old man Sŏk-p’a]; with seals of the artist reading "Taewŏnkun chang" and "Sŏkp’a" following the signature