Portraits of Yi Ha-eung

The Portrait of Yi Ha-eung held by the National Museum of Korea is a geumgwan jobok (gilt-crown ceremonial court robe) version. In its size, basic iconography, materials, technique, painterly style, tone and quality, it closely resembles the 1863 geumgwan jobok portrait by Yi Han-cheol and Yu Suk held at the Seoul Museum of History, and it is therefore presumed to be a duplicate or alternate version painted by the same two artists at roughly the same time. Dimensions (height × width): geumgwan jobok version, 132.6 × 67.8 cm (painting), 170.5 × 77.5 cm (overall).

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Where it is

Region

Yongsan-gu, Seoul

Designation

Treasure · 보물