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학술저널
저자정보
김용덕 (한양대학교)
저널정보
비교민속학회 비교민속학 比較民俗學 第51輯
발행연도
2013.8
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95 - 118 (24page)

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The purpose of this paper is to classify the types of narrative paintings that show narrative contents among mural paintings of Buddhist temples and to interpret meanings of the narrative paintings. The functions of the narrative paintings can be classified into the following three functions if classified in broad scope: worshiping, religious reformation, and grandeur. Narrative paintings drawn on outer walls of a Buddhist sanctuary have the function of religious reformation and decoration; rather than the subjects of worshiping, they also have the function of explanatory purpose to help people to easily understand the doctrine of Buddhism as well as the function of dancheong (traditional multicolored paintwork on wooden buildings) for the purpose of decoration.
Buddha and Bodhisattvas were illustrated in simpler way in the mural paintings of old, historic temples, and the narrative paintings of the temples that were built in relatively later periods were drawn in folk painting styles. The narrative paintings can be classified in accordance with subject matters, themes, and characters. A narrative painting basically has a story that must have a main character in the development of the story. Thus if the narrative paintings are classified by main characters of stories, they can be classified into the four different types: Gautama Siddhartha Paintings; Bodhisattva Deities Paintings; Virtuous Monk Great Virtue Paintings; Characters of Old Folk Tale Paintings. The contents of the narrative paintings are not limited to the subjects of Buddhism but borrowed ordinary people-friendly as they were expanded to characters of old folk tales and include narratives for ordinary folks.
The viewpoints that interpret narrative paintings can be approached by religious sacredness and secular folklore. With the purpose of illustrating religious piety and the doctrine of Buddhism, narrative paintings were drawn to reflect folksy closeness for devotees’ level and circumstances of the era during which a particular narrative painting was drawn.
We can read symbolic meaning in which sacredness and secularity. Mural paintings drawn inside a sanctuary illustrate stories related to Buddhist Bodhisattvas that symbolize core Buddha for the purpose of worshiping. Murals drawn at the outside of a sanctuary have the purpose of decoration and religious reformation. We can read the symbol that aims for the world of fusion by contrasting sacredness and secularity in such contrast and harmony.

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[국문초록]
Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 설화도 형성의 배경
Ⅲ. 설화도의 유형
Ⅵ. 결론
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