Goguryeo tomb murals

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The Goguryeo tomb murals are ancient Korean wall paintings renowned for their vivid depictions of daily life, mythology, and cosmology in the Goguryeo kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Korean cultural heritage
ancient wall painting
archaeological artifact
tomb mural
appliedOn stone chamber tomb walls
associatedWith Goguryeo kingdom NERFINISHED
conservationIssue biological growth
moisture damage
pigment fading
country Korea (historical) NERFINISHED
culture Goguryeo NERFINISHED
depicts astral deities
banquet scenes
cosmology
daily life
four directional deities
guardian figures
hunting scenes
music and dance
mythology
endTime 7th century
foundIn Ji’an region, Jilin, China NERFINISHED
Pyongyang region, North Korea NERFINISHED
function funerary
protection of the deceased
representation of afterlife journey
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage (as part of Complex of Koguryo Tombs) NERFINISHED
influenced Baekje tomb murals
Unified Silla art
later Korean mural painting
influencedBy Chinese Han dynasty art
steppe nomadic motifs
languageOfInscriptions Classical Chinese (on some tombs)
locatedInPeriod Three Kingdoms of Korea NERFINISHED
location China NERFINISHED
North Korea NERFINISHED
materialUsed pigments on plaster
researchField Korean art history
archaeology
iconography
significance evidence of early Korean painting tradition
evidence of funerary beliefs
key source on Goguryeo society
startTime 4th century
style dynamic brushwork
vivid colors
technique fresco-like painting
UNESCOInscriptionYear 2004
UNESCOSite Complex of Koguryo Tombs NERFINISHED

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Goguryeo knownFor Goguryeo tomb murals