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In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of August 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
A convincing hypothesis that connects the Korean chaekgado tradition with the Renaissance tradition of illusionistic studiolo through the technique of trompe-l'œil and Chinese Qing period treasured cabinet paintings was first made in Park Shim-eun's thesis (2002).
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Suzuki Shōnen 鈴木松年 — 鈴木松年筆 蘇東坡先生捧腹図|Su Dongpo Laughing
Anonymous, Chinese, 19th century — Two Tables with a Purple
Munja-Chaekgeori Screen (Character-Books Screen)
Anonymous, Chinese, 19th century — Table with Ornamental Obj
Birds and Flowers
Unidentified artist
Anonymous, Chinese, 19th century — Two Tables, One Low with
Anonymous, Chinese, 19th century — Hanging Lantern
Anonymous, Chinese, Canton, 19th century — Hall of Quiet Stu
Seven Jeweled Mountain
Kano Hideyori (Japanese, active mid- to late 1500s) — Season
Famous Views of Ōmi