| Object Number | 30-21-48 |
| Current Location | Collections Storage |
| Culture | Korean |
| Provenience | Korea |
| Period | Early 20th Century |
| Date Made | 1901-1923 CE |
| Section | Asian |
| Materials | Wood | Silk | Ink | Paper | Textile |
| Technique | Pasted | Drawn |
| Iconography | Man |
| Description | A flat doll depicting a Korean man of the upper class from the late 19th to early 20th century holding a fan. He wears a black hat or gat (Korean: 갓) which would have been made of horse hair and or bamboo. Underneath his hat is a headband known as a manggeon (Korean: 망건). The doll is made of a thin board which is covered with cloth which was cut and folded to represent a Korean costume. The silk face has features drawn in black and red ink. The paper hands are pasted to the dress and outlined in ink. 30-21-48 and 30-21-49 are a pair. |
| Credit Line | Gift of Mrs. Edward F. Henson, 1930 |
| Other Number | 30-21-49 - Associated Object Number |
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