대한제국기 황궁수위병 복식 고증과 디자인 연구 -1897년 육군장졸복장제식(陸軍將卒服裝制式)을 기준으로-

Abstract

This study was conducted to present a flat sketch by examining the costumes of the imperial guards during the Korean Empire. The subject period of the historical examination was 1897, and the ranks of reproduction were from the army officers to the officers and corporals below them. The standard regulation is the uniform system for army generals announced on May 15, 1897. By analyzing related rules, remnants of military uniforms, and photographs taken at the time, a flat sketch for each item was drawn. Also, images of wearing illustrations were presented. First, the officer's attire includes a format headwear, ceremonial jacket, trousers, and ceremonial epaulets, with a sword, a scabbard with a belt, gloves, and shoes. By analyzing the photo analysis, a flat sketch for each item was presented, and the soldier's uniform was expressed as an image of wearing illustration. Second, the uniform of the corporals was composed of headwear, a jacket, trouser, an epaulet, which is a belt, bayonet sword, gloves, gaiters, and shoes. Also, a flat sketch for each item and an image of wearing the official uniform was presented. The results of this study will be used as primary data for the study of modern military uniforms by making it easier to visually understand the military uniforms of the Korean Empire, where the flat sketch could not be found. Furthermore, it can be used as various cultural content to help understand military uniforms and reproduce them or produce movies.