Sketches at National Museum of Korea, Yongsan

main hall of the museum, charcoal, A 4

stone buddha, charcoal, A 4

a sketcher drawing the big painting from the Magoksa(temple), ball-point pen, pastels, A 4

a woman looking at the wooden furniture donated by Kim Chong-Hak, pen, sepia conte, A 4

a woman reading the guide in front of a painting, Birobong, the highest peak of Geumgangsan, made on about 1711 by Jeong Seon, outdoor painter of Joseon dynasty, charcoal, A 4

exhibition room of jars, pastels, charcoal, A 4

performance on Dear Jazz Orchestra on the open ground, charcoal, A 4

audience to enjoy the music, charcoal, A 4

guitar player of the orchestra and a kid dancing freely, charcoal, A 4

violin player, charcoal, A 4

The National Museum of Korea looked light and enjoyable far different from the serious atmosphere of old days though the exhibited works have the sublime worth regardless whatever the events happen outdoor. Lots of visitors enjoyed those relics inside and great music outside. It looked very recommendable and admirable that the officials have been taking efforts to change the space to be loved by all generations from kids to senior. I could feel "There will be something to see and enjoy." Successful was to be there yesterday with so many visitors who looked happy so much. 

어제 박물관에서 종래의 딱딱한 분위기와는 다른 문화향연이 있어서 매우 즐거운 시간이었습니다. 멋진 재즈 오케스트라 음악을 즐기는 관중의 모습도 좋았고 더불어 스케치도 할 수 있어 말할 수 없이 기분 좋은 날이었습니다. 참여하신 분들 감사합니다.