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Yi Hwang (Korean calligrapher and scholar, 1501-1570)
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Note: Yi Hwang was a calligrapher, scholar, and civil official of the mid-Joseon period. He believed calligraphy was a manifestation of his personality, requiring constant training and refining. From 1540 (when he was forty), to 1549 (when he was forty-nine), he made major transformations to his calligraphy. In order to acquire a new style based on his existing calligraphy, which was a Koreanized version of the Songxue style, he studied the calligraphy of a wide range of masters, including Wang Xizhi from Jin Dynasty China and Kim Saeng (711-791) from the Silla era. Later, from 1550 to 1559, he developed a unique style of calligraphy that was later referred to as the Toe style. |
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Yi Hwang (preferred,C,V,display,Korean, transliterated-P,NA) |
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이황 (C,V,Korean (Hangul)-P,NA) |
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李滉 (C,V,Korean (Hanja)-P,NA) |
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Gyeho (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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Kyeho (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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Toedo (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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T'oedo (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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Toegye (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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T'oegye (V,Korean, transliterated,NA) |
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季浩 (V,Korean (Hanja),NA) |
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退溪 (V,Korean (Hanja),NA) |
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退陶 (V,Korean (Hanja),NA) |
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artist (preferred) |
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calligrapher |
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scholar |
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public officer / government official |
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(Korean calligrapher and scholar, 1501-1570) ..... [NRICH Preferred]
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