『영정모사도감의궤(影幀模寫都監儀軌)』에 나온 편연지 재현

Abstract

The purpose of this thesis is the recreation of Pyeonyeonji indicated in Yeongjeongmosa-dogam Uigwe and presumption of dyeing used in Yeonji. This thesis conducted case study forthe title of the portrait of King Yeongjo and analyzed the use of Yeonji in the Red royal robe byfield study. There were restrictions in presuming the organic dye used in paintings due to lack ofresearch in the respective field. Inorganic dye used for painting the portrait of king can bemostly presumed, and the research has been already carried out. However, research on organicdye used in paintings is rare. There are limitations of the portable equipment, and today’sanalytical equipment is mostly for inorganic dye analysis. To overcome given limitations, thisthesis tried to look for the original color and type of Yeonji used on the title of Yeongjo’sportrait of king mentioned in Korean Old Documents by conducting optical and artificialacceleration degradation analysis. Research on organic dye was also conducted by recreatingPyeonyeonji used in Yeongjo’s portrait of king based on Yeongjeongmosa-dogam Uigwe. TheKorea old documents recorded carthamus tintorius, laccaic acid, cochineal and caesalpinia sappanas main materials used for Yeonji. Pyeonyeonji was created by dyeing red dye in cotton, anddried Yeonji was extracted from dried Pyeonyeonji which was used to compare colors. Thecomparison and analysis of the self-made samples of the yeonji were done in order to find theoriginal color of yeonji appeared in portrait of king Yeongjo. This research is anticipated tobecome a basic reference for the differentiation of the dye, and selection of the material used forrestoration when applying conservation treatment to the red organic dyes such as Yeonji used inpaintings.