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[caption id="attachment_3300" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Rafter finial in the shape of a dragon’s head and wind chime 금동 용머리 모양 처마 끝 장식과 작은 종 고려  金銅龍頭吐首風鐸 高麗. Early Goryeo period (918–1392), 10th century, gilt bronze. Finial: L. 39.4 cm; H. 29.8 cm; W. 22.9 cm © The Met.[/caption]Exposition : “Splendors of Korean Art”The Met Fifth AvenueNew York, NY 10028Jusqu’au 17 septembre 2017&#160;This year-long presentation brings to The Met masterpieces from the National Museum of Korea. The exhibition offers stellar examples of Korean art in areas not often represented in American collections as well as treasured highlights from The Met collection. Organized chronologically from the Late Bronze Age to the 21st century, the exhibition conveys the broad framework of Korean art history.Among the objects reflecting key genres and themes of Korean art are strikingly modern-looking pots and glittering jewelry from ancient burial sites; exquisite gilded Buddhist sculpture from the seventh through the seventeenth century; sophisticated celadon and metalwork of the Goryeo dynasty; porcelain with delightful and distinctively Korean designs; and paintings on diverse subjects from the Joseon and early modern periods.The exhibition is made possible in part by The Met's collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Korea and the National Museum of Korea.[caption id="attachment_3301" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Chariot wheel–shaped cup 수레 바퀴 모양 잔 가야  車輪飾土器 伽倻. Three Kingdoms period, Gaya Federation (42–562), 5th century, Stoneware with incidental ash glaze, H. 15.9 cm © The Met.[/caption]&#160;[caption id="attachment_3302" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Amitabha triad 아미타 삼존불 고려 阿彌陀三尊佛 高麗. Goryeo period (918–1392), dated 1333, gilt bronze. (a) Buddha: 69.1 cm; (b) Attendant bodhisattva, right: 87 cm; (c) Attendant bodhisattva, left: 87 cm © The Met.[/caption]&#160;[caption id="attachment_3303" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Chaos혼돈 混沌. Yoon Kwang-Cho (Korean, born 1946), 2007, stoneware with white slip and ash glaze. H. 33.3 cm; W. 67 cm; D. 15.9 cm © Yoon Kwang-Cho.[/caption]&#160;Source : The Met.