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Lachman, Charles Zhu, Han Zhu, Han 2012-10-24T18:51:39Z 2012-10-24T18:51:39Z 2012 https://hdl.handle.net/1794/12314 Korean calligraphy went through tremendous changes during the twentieth century, and Jung Hyun-bok (1909-1973), a gifted calligrapher, played an important role in bringing about these changes. This thesis focuses on one of Jung's most mature and refined works, "Using the Peak of the Five Elders as a Brush," owned by the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. In addition to translating and explicating the poems on the screen, through a close examination of both the form and content of the work I explore how it reflects Jung's values, intentions, and background. This thesis also addresses the question of why some critics have classified Jung as a professional artist and considers some of the ways in which he actually cultivated and projected an image of himself as a traditional literatus. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. An Jung-geun classical Chinese poetry folding screen Jung Hyun-bok Korean calligraphy "Using the Peak of the Five Elders as a Brush": A Calligraphic Screen by Jung Hyun-bok (1909-1973) Electronic Thesis or Dissertationopen.access