옥외공간에 장식된 전통문양의 구성 및 특징 : 경복궁원을 중심으로 The Case of Kyougbokkung Garden = Characteristics and Formation of the Korean Traditional Patterns Adorning the Outdoors of Palace Garden

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The adorning patterns of the three outdoors in the Kyongbokkung are mainly represented in the three states of it's, which is Kyoteajon(the Queen consort's residence), Kunjongjon(the King's official building), and Jakyongjon(the dowager queen's residence). The symbolic representation of a traditional pattern is all 31 species and in the upper ranking of preference the effects is as follows. That is a deer, bat, a crane, a youngji(thinking of immortality), Bonghwang image, a lotus, a chrysanthemum, a peony, a japanese apricot tree, and Hatae image. The symbolic meanings of a representative presentation in the outdoors space of the Kyongbokkung was analysed to pray a good health, a good fortune, a immortality and a longevity. The landscape objects adorning the traditional patterns is the stone troughs set on the sides of which a floral design is carved, and the wall or chimney laid up of colorful bricks which were beautifully decorated with various design.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 1.서론
• 2.조사방법
• 3.전통문양의 조형적 속성
• 4.경북궁 옥외공간에 수식된 전통문양의 형태구성 및 특징
• 1) 옥외공간의 전통문양의 유형 및 선호
• 2) 세부공간별 옥외문양의 상징성
• 3) 옥외공간 문양장식의 형태와 구성
• 5.고찰
• 6.결론
• 7.참고문헌