Other: “The Splendor of Hangul: The Korean Script in Calligraphy and Print"
Exhibit celebrates hangul, the alphabet developed in the 15th-century by the Korean King Sejong and a group of scholars he convened for this purpose. Featuring print and manuscript books from the Library’s collections, as well as calligraphy by artist Yoo Sung Lee, the exhibit traces the development of hangul styles over time. On view through March 31.
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