Philip Jaisohn Sculpture

Picture gallery of Philip Jaisohn Sculpture

Korean Studies at George Washington University

Suh Jae-pil (also known by his American name of Philip Jaisohn), a renowned leader in the section on the Buddhist art in Korea with concentration on painting and sculpture

Philip Johnson - New World Encyclopedia

Philip Johnson at age 95 with his model of a 30' by 60' sculpture created for a collector in the Middle East. Posthumous installation is scheduled for completion in 2007.

Culture of Philadelphia - eNotes.com Reference

as far as the 1880s and was made up of mainly political exiles supporting Philip Jaisohn. Trips of Culture: The Statue of Liberty; Primary Source Readers World Cultures

Scholarships360 profiles scholarships grants financial aid

The Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation Scholarships; Latina Smart Fund Scholarship Program 2012 National Sculpture Society Scholarship Program; The Big Dig Scholarship

The 2006 Multicultural Calendar -- Alphabetical Index

Butter Sculpture Festival, February 12. C Back to Top | Home. Cabrillo Day, September So Jae-P'il (Philip Jaisohn) (1866–1951), October 28 Sousa, John Philip (1854–1932

Imperial Japan - Scribd

A statue of Philip Jaisohn (formerly Seo Jae Pil) (1864-1951), a Korean independence activist, medical doctor, and newspaper publisher, and the first Korean man to become

Korean History Bibliography: Relations with the United States and

Sculpture; Architecture; Collections; Music; Dance; Linguistics. Historical Linguistics Hyon, Chong-min. “Soh Jae-pil (Philip Jaisohn) and Early Korean Reflections of the

The 2008 Multicultural Calendar -- Alphabetical Index

Butter Sculpture Festival, February 21. C Back to Top | Home. Cabrillo Day, September So Jae-P'il (Philip Jaisohn) (1866–1951), October 28 Sojourner Truth (born Isabella

Eisenhower Lecture #7: Allan R. Millett - Kansas State University

of crawling traffic along King Sejong Boulevard in downtown Seoul, the statue of So Chae-p'il, carried on the Independence Club's goals with a new name, Philip Jaisohn

Ask a Korean!: March 2010

Philip Jaisohn and Muriel Armstrong The inscription on the statue above reads: "Homie got Game with a capital 'G.'"