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Professor Emeritus Cho Ik-soon Donates 29 Artifacts to KUBS
Donations for professors' and students' cultural lives...6 earthenware pieces, 10 celadon pieces, etc. displayed in the professor's lounge
Donations for professors' and students' cultural lives...6 earthenware pieces, 10 celadon pieces, etc. displayed in the professor's lounge
Professor Emeritus Cho Ik-soon of KUBS donated artifacts for the school. The donation ceremony was held on February 15th at 2 p.m., and it was attended by Professor Cho Ik-soon, Kim Dong One, Dean of KUBS, Lim Ho Soon, Associate Dean of KUBS, Professor Shin Ho Jung, Professor Jeong Seok Woo, and Jeon Young-min, Director of the administrative office.
Professor Cho donated a total of 29 artifacts which he had in his possession, including porcelain and celadon. The donated relics include 6 earthenware pieces, 10 celadon pieces, 6 powdered porcelain pieces, and 7 white porcelain pieces, and their time and type of production vary. Among the artifacts, the Buncheong Saggi Gukhwa Inhwa Moonho is engraved with the same technique as the National Treasure No. 177, Buncheong Saggi Gukhwamoon Tae, which is housed in the Korea University Museum. The Cheongjaesanggam Munbal and Cheongja Yanggak Morandang Chomunbal are considered as high-end products used by the Goryeo Dynasty because of their precise and detailed patterns.
Professor Cho donated a total of 29 artifacts which he had in his possession, including porcelain and celadon. The donated relics include 6 earthenware pieces, 10 celadon pieces, 6 powdered porcelain pieces, and 7 white porcelain pieces, and their time and type of production vary. Among the artifacts, the Buncheong Saggi Gukhwa Inhwa Moonho is engraved with the same technique as the National Treasure No. 177, Buncheong Saggi Gukhwamoon Tae, which is housed in the Korea University Museum. The Cheongjaesanggam Munbal and Cheongja Yanggak Morandang Chomunbal are considered as high-end products used by the Goryeo Dynasty because of their precise and detailed patterns.
(From left) Assistant Manager Young Min Jeon, Associate Dean Hosun Rhim, Professor Emeritus Ik-Soon Cho, Dean Dong-One Kim, Professor Seok Wook Jeong, Associate Dean Hojung Shin
"I donated the artifacts because I wanted to make sure that professors and students who are tired of studying and research are able to lead cultural life on campus," Cho said. "I hope that various donations will continue in the future for the development of business schools."
Meanwhile, the artworks donated by Cho will be displayed at the Professor's Lounge at No. 620 of the LG-POSCO Building.
Meanwhile, the artworks donated by Cho will be displayed at the Professor's Lounge at No. 620 of the LG-POSCO Building.