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Yi Jijeong (Korean calligrapher and government official, 1588-1650)
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Note: Yi Jijeong was a calligrapher and civil official active in the mid-Joseon period. His calligraphy left a distinct mark on the first half of the seventeenth century. He was particularly fond of cursive script and actively embraced the cursive style of Hwang Giro (1521-after 1575) while maximizing its characteristics. He served as a bridge connecting the sixteenth-century cursive style of Hwang to the late Joseon Dynasty and influenced the development of cursive script into diverse styles during the mid-Joseon period. |
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Yi Jijeong (preferred,C,V,display,Korean, transliterated-P,NA) |
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이지정 (C,V,Korean (Hangul)-P,NA) |
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李志定 (C,V,Korean (Hanja)-P,NA) |
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Cheongseon (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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Chŏngo (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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Ch'ŏngsŏn (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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Jeongo (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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Yi Chichŏng (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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靜吾 (V,Korean (Hanja),NA) |
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聽蟬 (V,Korean (Hanja),NA) |
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calligrapher |
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public officer / government official |
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(Korean calligrapher and government official, 1588-1650) ..... [NRICH Preferred]
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