Mehr zum Titel: | List of Illustrations -- 1. Introduction: Korean Costumes, Textiles, and Fashion Studies in Academia: Pedagogy and Historiography / Kyunghee Pyun, Fashion Institute of Technology, USA -- Part I - Primary Sources: Values and Contexts. 2. Primary Sources of Korean Costumes and Textiles: Categorization, Authentication, and Interpretation / Minjee Kim, Independent Scholar, USA ; 3. Material Incongruity: Critical Examinations on the Korean Body and Dress Ornaments / Kyeongmi Joo, Chung-nam National University, South Korea ; 4. Primary Sources for the Study of Korean Embroidery / Lee Talbot, The Textile Museum at George Washington University, USA ; 5. Visualizing Dress in Korean Painting: Portraiture, Royal Ceremonials, and Genre Painting / Kilhong Min, The National Museum of Korea ; 6. Magazines and Photographs for the Study of Korean Fashion: Their Values and Problems / Yunah Lee, The University of Brighton, UK -- Part II - Interpretations and Case Studies. 7. Research of Royal Archives in Conservation of Costumes and Textiles at the National Palace Museum of Korea / Sunyoung Kim, National Palace Museum of Korea ; 8. Collecting, Displaying, and Documenting Korean Textiles at the Peabody Essex Museum / Daisy Yiyou Wang, Peabody Essex Museum, USA ; 9. Collecting and Exhibiting Korean Costume in Western Museums: Newark Museum as a Case Study / Katherine Anne Paul, Newark Museum, USA ; 10. Cultural Influences on a Conservation Practice outside Korea: A Case Study of Hwarot, the Korean Bridal Robe / Kisook Suh, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA ; 11. Dressing Actors for Television Dramas: Sources and Designs for the Period Costume / Minjung Lee, University of California-Davis, USA ; 12. Korean Costume History in a Pan-Asian Context / Nancy Micklewright, Freer and Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institute, USA -- Appendices. 1. Archives and Databases of Korean Costume and Textile Studies ; 2. International Vocabulary for Documenting Korean Textiles ; 3. How to Dress, Style, and Store Hanbok, Korean Dress Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index. |
Inhalt: | "Bringing together a wealth of primary sources and with contributions from leading experts, Korean Dress History presents the most recent approaches to the interpretation of Korean dress. Through close analysis of an impressive range of visual, written, and material sources--some newly excavated or recently re-discovered in global museums--the book reveals how Korean clothing and accessories evolved from the Three Kingdoms to the modern era. Interdisciplinary authors discuss the close relation of Korean bodily adornments to political and economic history and place Korean dress within broader contexts such as material culture, colonization, and cultural appropriation. As in other cultures, modern Korean clothing owes many of its styles to historic dress and this process of adaptation is explored within high fashion and popular culture contexts in ways that benefit historians and curators alike. With contributions from dress and jewelry historians, as well as specialists of art history and visual culture, Korean Dress History makes key material newly available to non-Korean speakers. This is the indispensable guide to the study of Korean dress."-- |
