File:19thcentury yangban.jpg

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English: A part of a genre painting by Kim Hondo(1745~1806).
Source Scanned from <Special exhibition of paintings of Kim Hong-do, National Museum of Korea, 1992>
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12:18, 26 April 2007 101 × 305 (26,016 bytes) w:en:Klaus314 (talk | contribs) A part of a genre painting by Kim Hondo(1745~1806). Scanned from <Special exhibition of paintings of Kim Hong-do>, National Museum of Korea, 1992

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