Early Printing in Korea - Sources

Understanding Korea Series No.2
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Photos	Sources
Seal for enclosure	National Museum of Korea
Inscription on Yeongachilnyeonmyeong geumdongyeoraeipsang	National Museum of Korea
Part of Hwaeomseokgyeong	The Academy of Korean Studies
Baekjimukseodaebanggwangbulhwaeomgyeong of Silla	Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art
Silla ink stick	Gyeongju National Museum
Writing brush of the Three Kingdoms period	Gaya National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage
White porcelain Ink-tablet	Buyeo National Museum
Mugujeonggwangdaedaranigyeong	Central Buddhist Museum
The first part of Bohyeobindaranigyeong	Central Buddhist Museum
Nammyeongcheonhwasangsongjeungdoga	Samsung Museum of Publishing
Gaegukwonjonggongsinnokgwon	Donga University Museum
Wooden Movable Type Print Published in Naju in the 17th Century	Korea University Library
Wooden Movable Types	Samsung Museum of Publishing
Tools for making wooden movable types	Samsung Museum of Publishing
Sininsangjeongyemunbalmi	Yonsei University Library
Baegunhwasangchorokbuljojikjisimcheyojeol	Cheongju Early Printing Museum
A print of Gyemija cast	Cheongju Early Printing Museum
A print of Gyeongjaja cast	Cheongju Early Printing Museum
Dohwalja print edition of Dongmyeongseonsaengjip	Yonsei University Library
An example of antique rubbed print	Suwon Museum
Newly excavated Jeungdogaja	Younhap News
Naesabon and Naesagi	Jangseogak at The Academy of Korean Studies
Neungeomgyeong	Jangseogak at The Academy of Korean Studies
Gwangmyoeojehunsa	Jangseogak at The Academy of Korean Studies
A list of book plates indicating the books published by local governments	Jangseogak at The Academy of Korean Studies

Understanding Korea Series No.2 Early Printings in Korea

Foreword · Acknowledgments 1. Korea’s Memory of the World and Early Printing (古印刷) 2. The Origins of World Printing Culture and Korea · 2.1 The Emergence of Printing Culture and Korea · 2.2 The Development of Printing Materials 3. Woodblock Printing and Movable Type Printing · 3.1 Woodblock Printing · 3.2 Movable Type Printing · 3.3 Other Early Printing 4. The Invention and Development of Metal Movable Type Printing · 4.1 Metal Movable Type Casting · 4.2 Metal Movable Type Typesetting 5. The Publishing Entities of Korean Traditional Prints · 5.1 The Government Publications (官) · 5.2 The Private Publications Reference · Glossary · Sources · About the Author