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<div>Hello All:</div>
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<div>I would like to ask for assistance. Also, since list messages are
indexed by Google and accessible via the Web -- anyone who might read
this some time later within this century, please reply if you have any
info any time later. I will still be interested.</div>
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<div><b>Art Market and Collecting in Korea during the Colonial Period
(1910-1945)</b></div>
<div>If anyone has coincidentally come across any article, book,
conference paper or other material -- in any language -- about the art
market in Korea during the colonial period, please let me know, or
post here to the list. I have looked for such information since two
decades and have found very little, although I have an 'idea' of how
things worked. As life goes, you may just have come across such
information while working in some other area on some other project,
other than art, or may have seen something in some old Japanese
journal. I haven't really seen any scholar or art journalist in Korea
touching this topic in a meaningful way but think that it is a very
important one. There are a few more writings about art related
institutions nowadays, yet, the actual workings of collecting and art
market during that period are not being dealt with. Also, if someone
knows about such sources or secondary works as regards to colonial
Taiwan I'd also be very interested.</div>
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<div>Thank you!</div>
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<div>Frank Hoffmann</div>
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Frank Hoffmann<br>
http://koreaweb.ws</div>
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