The Mark of Han

Inside the Hanok

<n>Korean traditional dance</n> performance, 1960s. Photo by <n>S. Held</n>.

A view of <n>Changdeokgung Palace</n> in Seoul, South Korea.

<n>Onggi</n> earthenware jars used for fermentation at the <n>Korea Furniture Museum</n> in Seoul.

"<n>Process Of Love</n>" by photographer <n>Cho Gi-Seok</n>, inspired by the Korean painting <n>Irworobongdo</n>.

A still from the 1968 film <n>Diary of a Shinjuku Thief</n> by director <n>Nagisa Oshima</n>.

Korean release poster for <n>The Handmaiden</n>, a 2016 film directed by <n>Park Chan-wook</n>.

The last known photo of an <n>Indochinese tiger</n> in Laos, taken in 2013 by the <n>Wildlife Conservation Society</n>.

<n>Hakone (箱根)</n> (1848), a woodblock print by artist <n>Utagawa Hiroshige II</n>.

A Korean folk painting by <n>Lee Joungjoo</n>.

A <n>Mi-in-do</n> (painting of a beautiful woman) by Korean artist <n>Park Yeon Ok</n>.

A model wears a traditional hanbok at <n>Changgyeonggung Palace</n>. Photo and design by <n>Geumjundang StudioKJD</n>.

<n>Ssanggyeru Pavilion at Baegyangsa Temple</n> (1939) by <n>Kawase Hasui</n>.

<n>The Long Haired Girl</n>, c. 1960s. Photo by <n>Nancy Sheung</n>.

<n>Process Of Love</n> by photographer <n>Cho Gi-Seok</n>.

A <n>Sumatran tiger</n> named <n>Ndari</n> at the <n>National Zoo & Aquarium</n> in Canberra.

A dancer performs in traditional Korean <n>hanbok</n>. Photo by <n>Wang Sheng Sheng</n>.

An openwork iron <n>Tsuba</n> (sword guard) from the collection of <n>Georg Oeder</n>.