The Cultural Assets is the evidence of our history and it is our dutyto keep and preserve the cultural assets. But as time goes by, thecultural assets get harmed by heat or destroyed. Especially, incompare to the other kind of cultural assets, the pai...
The Cultural Assets is the evidence of our history and it is our dutyto keep and preserve the cultural assets. But as time goes by, thecultural assets get harmed by heat or destroyed. Especially, incompare to the other kind of cultural assets, the painting culturalassets is one of the weakness one to get easily loss or get hurt by fireof strong sunshine. So, the field of preservation study should workand prepare for the measure to complement this sort of damage. Inaddition this, we must keep the original paintings in more agreeableand well equipped place through the work of copy paintingrestoration. Also we should open the original paintings to the publiconly once in a year. We need to replace the original paintings to thecopy paintings. In modern times, owing to the development of thepicture and printing technology, there are many occasions to exhibitthe cultural asset painting-copy. However, this cultural assetpainting-copy is just a helping aid, it can not be the cultural assets.
Making brand another kind of new cultural asset through the copyrestoration is inherit the tradition and it is also to strengthen the cultural capacity.
In this thesis, ‘the King, Yeongjo’s (英祖) Portrait (designated as atreasure #932)’ was drawn by Jang Kyung-ju(張景周, 1710∼?) andKim Du-ryang(金斗樑, 1696∼1763) and it was transplant-copied byChae Yong-shin(蔡龍臣, 1850∼1941) and Jo Seok-jin(趙錫晉, 1853∼1920) in the 4th year of Gwangmu,1900 A.D. We described thecourse of transplant-copying of the King Yeongjo’s portrait whichwas transplant-copied one by Chae Yong-shin and Jo Seok-jin. Werecorded the scientific and experiential facts about the procedure,expression techniques, materials of the painting restoration.
In the skillfully course of restoration work of the King Yeongjo’sportrait, we felt that the study of the cultural assets’ restorationmethod, materials, techniques should be well inherited and settledas one kind of study field. In this point of view, we wish our theorythesis would be a reference material to reduce the trial and error inanother kind of copy-restoration work of the cultural assets.