Lot 402 A KOREAN SILK-GROUND EMBROIDERED 'SIPJANGSAENG' TEN-PANEL SCREEN

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A KOREAN SILK-GROUND EMBROIDERED 'SIPJANGSAENG' TEN-PANEL SCREEN
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Han Sang-soo (한상수, 1932–2016)
The upper right corner with an embroidered 'sipjangsaeng' inscription, artist signature, and seal.
86 x 190in (218.4 x 482.6cm) overall; 86 x 19in (218.4 x 48.3cm) each panel
Footnotes
Han Sang-soo is recognized as a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 80 in embroidery, an honor bestowed by South Korea to preserve and celebrate traditional practices such as music, dance, and crafts; recipients are often referred to as National Living Treasures. A museum dedicated for her works, the Han Sang Soo Embroidery Museum, was established in Bukchon Hanok Village, Korea, in 2005, as a private museum (No. 20). Her works can be found in major institutions and exhibitions, including Korean Embroidery in Modern Times: The Birds Trying to Catch the Sun, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea, 2024.
Provenance:
Acquired in Korea and thence by descent