Choson hugi Pulgyo konch'uksa : seungl yeo jang in ui hwal dong ji yeoggwa geon chuggibeob  Buddhist Architectural History in the Late Joseon Dynasty: Areas of Activity and Construction Techniques of Monk Masters 

• Product Details

  Product #

  2433037B

  Author(s)

  O Se-dok

  City

  Seoul 

  Country

  South Korea 

  Language

  Korean 

  ISBN

  9788928516506 

  Date of Publication

  2021 

  Publisher

  Minsogwon  

  Cover Type

  Hard cover 

  Pages

  374 

  Series

  Minsogwon aruk'e puksu 200

  Minsogwon aruk'e puksu 200

  Subject

  Fine Arts / Architecture / Photography

  Subject

  Religion

   

• Product Details in Original Language

  Author

  오 세덕

  Publisher

  민속원  

• Description

  Buddhist Architectural History in the Late Joseon Dynasty: Areas of Activity and Construction Techniques of Monk Masters This book presents a new methodology of research on the history of Korean architecture from the perspective of a monk artisan. In the history of our architecture, monk artisans are not recognized as an inaccessible field in connection with the religion of Buddhism, and thus have not been highlighted. However, considering the fact that many of the traditional buildings in Korea are Buddhist architecture and the construction of this architecture is built by a monk master, the study of a monk master has an important meaning in the study of our architectural history. The analysis of the areas of activity and construction techniques of eight monk masters in the late Joseon Dynasty in this book will be a valuable cornerstone for future research on master artisans in the history of architecture in Korea.