Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Two green-apple-form covered boxes

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Asian Art
Huo Pavilion
Princeton Collects

Two green-apple-form covered boxes,

2007

Young Sook Park 朴英淑 / 박영숙, born 1947, Gyeongju, South Korea
2022-132.1-.2 a-b

Information

Title
Two green-apple-form covered boxes
Dates

2007

Maker
Young Sook Park 朴英淑 / 박영숙
Medium
Ceramic with celadon glaze
Dimensions
each: h. 8.5 × diam. 9.5 cm (3 3/8 × 3 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Robert D. Mowry in honor of Alan L. and Jacqueline B. Stuart
Object Number
2022-132.1-.2 a-b
Place Made

Asia, South Korea

Signatures
Initialed and dated: Y, 07
Inscription
each box with dated signature written in English in underglaze cobalt blue on the inside of the cover and reading Y • 07 •
Culture
Korean
Type
ceramics, boxes (containers)
Materials
celadon, ceramic

The artist, until 2007; purchased by Robert D. Mowry (b. 1945) from the artist, 2007; collection of Robert D. Mowry, 2007–2022; gifted to the Princeton University Art Museum, 2022.

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