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Museum Scene: A stone tiger

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from National Museum of Korea: Quarterly Magazine, vol.43, page 32

Article from: National Museum of Korea: Quarterly Magazine, vol.43
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MUSEUM SCENE

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A stone tiger, once stood at Huireung, the original tomb of Queen Janggyeong 1491–1515 , Queen consort of King Jungjong r. 1506–1544 of the Joseon Dynasty, has taken place in the middle of the Pass to History. In that sunny spot, it sits with its two ears pricked up as if anxious not to miss the sounds of spring and attracts a visitor with a smile.

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National Museum of Korea: Quarterly Magazine, vol.43

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