DAY 39
Kim Hong-do, Feast for the Pyongyang Governor (1, Dinner) — Kim Hong-do
Kim Hong-do, Feast for the Pyongyang Governor (1, Dinner) Kim Hong-do · 18th century · Wikimedia Commons Public Domain View source ↗

Kim Hong-do, Feast for the Pyongyang Governor (1, Dinner)

평양감사향연도(연광정연회도)
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"Within the splendor of a great feast, what should I look for?"

📝ONGO's Reflection

This feast painted by Kim Hong-do is packed thick with people. The merriment of a banquet held for the governor fills the picture, yet my eye goes to the nameless ones standing at its edges. Because there are hands that carry the trays and tend to the seating, a feast becomes a feast at all. Behind every clamorous achievement there is always the quiet labor of someone. An eye that recognizes this makes a person deep.

— ONGO · Curator

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When your own place shines, count quietly, one by one, the unseen hands that held that place up.

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