조선시대와 바로크,로코코시대의 남자 Hairdo와 조형미 비교연구

Abstract

This study tried to make the opportunity to provide the more subdivided materials of hair style, headpieces and hair accessory by comparing and analyzing male Hairdo with the aesthetic sense. The study results are as follow: First, the results by the type of the eastern and western hairdos have found as follow: The Joseon Dynasty Era is largely divided into pigtail, topknot and disheveled hair. The used type of the headpiece was differently shown according to position and lacquer-ware Gat (Korean lacquer-ware traditional hat made of bamboo and horsehair). Gwanjadeung which plays the big role of the sign of the position was shown in hair accessory. Short hair, medium hair and long hair was shown in the baroque and rococo period as the various lengths of hair appeared. There were hair colors including brown, gray and white. Felt hats, cocked hats, cadogan wig and bagwig was done in the head-piece. There were plume and ribbons in hair accessory. Second, the study result which compared the eastern type of hairdo with the western one of it has found as follow: Hairdos were divided according to the type of the position in the Joseon Dynasty Era. The various lengths of hair and hair colors were shown without reference to the position in the baroque and rococo period. Also the headpiece and hair accessory played the decorative role in the hair style. Third, The result of the aesthetic sense expressed in the eastern and western hairdos has found that the basic one of Hairdos in the Joseon Dynasty Era and the baroque and rococo period commonly involve formality beauty, decoration beauty. Therefore, this study could prepare the opportunity to play the role in present the specific materials about the eastern and western male hairdos and tried to do the one to examine the origin of the aesthetic sense which influenced them.