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posted by texasAM on October 5, 2008

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best art museums in south korea

Where are the best art museums and galleries in South Korea?

posted by friend34056 on November 15, 2008

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best art museum

hm, i think, you know about Sam-Cheong dong? it is area in seoul.

i like art so when i lived in seoul. i often went to galleries and museums.

what kind of exhibition do you like? i wll suggest when you say to me about them.

posted by friend10369 on April 27, 2009

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Dok-su-gung, and the Modern Museam

I forget the exact name, but I love the museam that is adjacent Dok-su-gung palace. I think it is the Museam of Contemporary Art. I bought a great print that was a copy of an artist named Yi Seong Boem (Lee Seong Boem), called 'Morning'. I can photograph it and send it you are interested. It is a watercolor of a farmer and his [presumed] wife walking in a forest area with a load of stuff on their backs.

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