숙종대 <안동권씨문희연도>의 등장인물과 복식

Abstract

This study reveals the clothing of a figure in the <Andongkwonssimoonheeyeondo>(安東權⽒聞喜宴圖)(1693) painted in the Sookjong Dynasty. Moonheeyeon(聞喜讌) was also called the Domoonyeon(到門宴) as a feast with parents and relatives to celebrate the people who passed the past examination. The results of studying in the literature, paintings, and relics, focusing on the Joseon Dynasty are as follows. First, the private collection’s <Andongkwonssi-moonheeyeondo> contains the images of guests and performers, including geupjeja, so it is an important source of historical records to understand Moonheeyeon in the Sukjong Dynasty. Second, the geupjeja wore a bokdu (幞頭), nokpo(綠袍), heukgak yazadae (黑角也字帶), heukhwa (黑靴), holding a mokhol (木笏) and pinned the eosahwa (御賜花) onto bokdu. The brothers of the geupjeja had a geum yajadae (⾦也字帶) on the hongpo (紅袍) or a heukgak yazadae on the nokpo. Heukhwa or hol (笏) could not be identified. One of the celebrants was dressed in the gwanbok (官服) of samo (紗帽), hongdanryeong (紅團領), pumdae (品帶), heukhwa. Third, the geupjeja’s father and general celebrants wore daily wear called pyeonbok (便服). Pyeonbok was heukrib (黑笠), dopo (道袍), sejodae (細絛帶), haengjeon (⾏纏), pihye(皮鞋). Fourth, the gwangdae wore hwangchorip (黃草笠), hansam (汗衫), jungchimak (中致莫), half sleeved geumui (錦衣) with a flying beast badge, skirt (裳), haengjeon, heukhye, satba, and pinned the chaehwae (綵花) and gongjakwoo (孔雀羽) onto hwangchorip. The satba is used for a comfortable activity. The jaein wore the same costume as the gwangdae. But they wore a gamtu (㔶頭) with a red tassel (象⽑) instead of hwangchorip. Fifth, the ginyeo wore casual clothes such as a jeogori (赤古里)·skirt of various colors and hyeah (鞋兒), and a hairstyle that is braided and put up the around the head. They are charged with service of the banquet or singing and dance. The donggi was a young ginyeo, and charge of the service of the banquet. She wore daenggi (唐只), nokeuihongsang (綠衣紅裳).