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Bamboo 

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There are currently no plans to exhibit this artwork at the TNM Collection Exhibitions.

Paintings of bamboo in gold ink on black-dyed silk were popular on the Korean Peninsula in the 1500s and 1600s. Bamboo symbolized the integrity and resilience expected of Korea's educated ruling class.

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Artist
By Yi Jeong (1554–1626)
Period/Century
Joseon dynasty, 1606
Country/Origin
Korean Peninsula
Excavation site
Material
Ink and gold pigment on silk
Size
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Donor
Collection reference no.
TA-377
Genre
Asian Painting
Category
 Image of "Bamboo" 
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