Pictures of Korea by Brother Anthony
Now I use FaceBook to paste my
photos, very useful :
1. Early spring near Tongdo-sa
and
the
cherry blossom in Hwagae (April 2011)
2. Spring
flowers at Cheollipo Arboretum (April 2011)
3. RASKB
members
making
tea at Hwaeom-sa (May 2011)
4. Offering
tea
at
the tomb of Yi Mok (died 1498) in Gimpo (June 2011)
5. Weolchul-san
Osulloc
tea fields and Muwui-sa temple (June 2011)
6. Haenam:
home
of Yun Seon-do, Daeheung-sa, Mihwang-sa (June 2011)
7. Korea's
Land's
End (Ttangkkeut) and Boseong tea fields (June 2011)
8. Seonam-sa
temple
(June 2011)
9. The wood-fired onggi kiln of An Si
Sung near Gimje (N. Jeolla) (June 2011)
10. Ssangbong-sa
temple (S. Jeolla) (June 2011)
11. Borim-sa
temple (Jangheung County, South Jeolla Province)
(June 2011)
12. Beopju-sa temple Boeun County, in
Chungcheongbuk-do province
13. RASKB excursion to Gangneung Sept.
17, 2011 and Sept
18, 2011
14. RASKB excursion to Andong (October 1-2, 2011) :
(a) ancient buildings etc in Andong.
(b) The Byeongsan
Seowon (Confucian Academy)
(c) Hahoe
Village
(d) The Andong
Mask-Dance Festival (Mainly performances by shamans)
15. Old buildings etc seen
in Miryang Oct 31, 2011
16. Work
by 2 potters living near Miryang (see also many pictures
of his work in the blog of one, Doweol Kim Haeyo,
in Korean)
Photos taken in the Rear Garden of Ch'angdǒk-gung Palace in Seoul at the end of winter.
Pictures taken in early autumn 2010 at Miso-sa temple in
Gochang (click on each photo to view the next)
Pictures taken in August 2009 at Gangneung/Kangnŭng of the old Korean houses where Yulgok Yi I and Heo Nanseorheon/ Hŏ Nansŏrhŏn were born.
Pictures taken at Mungyeong, at Juwang-san
and at the Songso Gotaek at Deokcheolli near Cheongsong in
June 2009.
Pictures of tea-making at Hwaeomsa,
May 2009
Pictures taken at Hwaeomsa in February 2009
and a page of pictures
of Hwaeomsa Temple
Photos of the royal palace and the walls at Suwon, taken in 2008.
Pictures of the
tea fields etc of Jiri-san, 2006.
Some winter 2005 photos of the place where Chusa was exiled in Jeju Island.
Pictures of Byeongsan Seowon, Dosan Seowon, and Buseoksa after a visit to Andong.
Photos of a traditional Korean house in Gurye-gu, near the entrance to Hwaom-sa at the foot of Nogodan, Mt. Chiri.
Photos of beautiful autumn leaves from
November 2004 at Bulguksa
Temple, Kyongju and a
full slideshow mostly from 2007.
Some autumn 2003 photos of old Korean houses in or near Asan (Onyang) once inhabited by Chusa and Admiral Yi Sun-shin.
Pictures of Korea scanned from other printed sources:
Kim Dae-gyun- the only authorized (Human Cultural Assset) exponent of the Korean art of the Tight-rope.
Buddhist sculptures of
Avalokitesvara by Ho Kil-Yang
Photos of other countries by Brother Anthony
Vast
numbers of pictures of Buddhist
temples
in Shanxi Province, northern China.
Photos
(and a linked slide-show) of tea-making
in Alishan (Taiwan), spring 2009.
A set of
stained-glass windows in the
Catholic Cathedral in Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), designed by
Brother Marc of Taize.
Photos
taken in Yunnan Province (China)
in the summer of 2007 (Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-la)
Pictures taken in Taiwan
early in 2004. Others of the trees 2000 meters up
Ali-shan mountain in sounthern Taiwan in 2006 and the tea fields at 1000
meters.
Pictures taken in Wells (UK), February 2008
Pictures taken in Lincoln and London (UK),
February 2008
Pictures taken in Buffalo, Harvard and Berkeley,
April 2006
Pictures taken in Kyoto
(Japan), January 2006
Pictures taken in Vancouver,
summer 2004.
Photos of Korea and other countries in
other internet sites
Pictures
of
many famous places in Korea from Christopher
Witcombe's Art in
SouthEast Asia
Old Korea
Photos by Guven Peter Witteveen offers a lot of
interesting pictures.
The Library of Congress houses
the huge Carpenter Collection of photos taken across the
world in the first two decades of the 20th century,
including
Korea, some being visible online.
The University of Wisconsis at
Milwaukee has an rich online archive of photos, especially
the photos
taken
by
Shannon
Boyd-Bailey McCune (son of the missionary George
Shannon McCune and brother of George McAfee) taken in
1938-9, mostly in Pyongyang etc. Also fascinating are the
photos taken byGeorge
Foulk (see below).
Princeton Theological Seminary
houses the
Moffett
collection
of
early photos, although the images are frustratingly
small.
Samuel Hawley (author of The Imjin War)
has published two fascinating books on George Foulk, one of
the earliest foreign visitors to explore Korea: America's Man in Korea: The
Private Letters of George C. Foulk, 1884-1887
(Lexington Books, 2007) and
Inside the Hermit Kingdom: The 1884 Korea Travel Diary of
George Clayton Foulk (Lexington Books, 2007). Alas,
the publisher refused to include the many
wonderful photos (many taken by Foulk) he had
prepared, so they can be viewed, more clearly surely, on the
Internet.
There is a Korean Blog with many pictures
of
buildings in Seoul dating from the Japanese period
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