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The Study of the Mural Painting of Japanese Governor-General of Joseon : With a Focus on the Japanese Modem Mural Painting
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조선총독부 벽화에 관한 고찰 : '내선일체'의 표상에서 '근대 벽화'로

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Center for Art Studies, Korea Art History Forum Vol.26 KCI Accredited Journals
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2008.6
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141 - 170 (30page)

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The Study of the Mural Painting of Japanese Governor-General of Joseon : With a Focus on the Japanese Modem Mural Painting
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The mural painting in the central hall which was created by Sanzo Wada(和田三造, 1883-1967), a Western painter, for a completion celebration of new Japanese Governor-General of Joseon (during Japanese Colonial period) in October 1926 was estimated to be a symbol of to be existing ideology of Japanese Colonial Rule, in particular, its bond of Joseon and Japan(內鮮一體). Here, it seems me fact that its theme was the similar fairy tales of Korea and Japan which emphasizes the syngeneic characteristics between the two countries, but mere are some doubtful points to substitute such logics for the actual work.
That is, mere show some motives irrelevant to me story in the mural painting of the South wall which was about Hagoromo(羽衣), Japanese Fairy. For example, Children and females on me left and light sides, a male with a cane, a rooster in the back, and even Fuji Mountain which is me symbol of Japan, and the main background of me story were hidden by pine trees, Considering me political intention of the mural painting of Governor-General of Joseon, what do these unconvincing motives mean? Why did Wada insert such motives?
In this editorial, I would like to re-look the mural painting of the old Governor-General of Joseon in the trend of Japanese modem mural painting with focusing on the above questions. Of course, there should be a lot of inevitable restrictions on purpose of the room where d1e mural painting would be installed, and taste or demand of clients, and it is actually true that the transformation and insertion of such motives was essence of the ethnocide policy which abolishes barriers between Japan and Korea and emphasizes that Japanese and Korean were one ethnic group, However, on the other hand, around 1920, Japanese modem mural painting emphasized formativeness and decorative and deviated from reproduction of a specific story while postimpressionism was introduced and historical themes were declined. Such inconsistent transformation and insertion of motives in the mural painting of the old Governor-General of Joseon complies with the trend of mural painting and represents the decorative characteristic which attracted and was sought by Wada who was interested in designs and art handcrafts since he had studied in Europe and traveled in Southeast Asian countries for six years.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 문제의 所在
Ⅲ. 새로운 선녀 전설의 탄생: ‘내선일체’의 상징
Ⅳ. 일본 근대 벽화의 전개
Ⅴ. 圖案家 와다 산조
Ⅵ. 맺음말
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