National museum chief offers to resign over misattributed work from private collection

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   You Hong-june, director of the National Museum of Korea, has offered to resign Wednesday amid a controversy over the museum's display of a misattributed calligraphic work from his private collection. He came under fire after the piece was wrongly introduced as the work of a Korean independence activist before later being found to have been written by a prominent pro-Japanese collaborator during Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule of Korea. The museum removed the item from its ongoing special exhibition followin fo

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   Antes: «You Hong-june, director of the National Museum of Korea, has offered to resign amid a controversy over the museum's display of a misattributed calligraphic work from his private collection. He came under fire after the piece was wrongly introduced as the work of a Korean independence activist before later being found to have been written by a prominent pro-Japanese collaborator during Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule of Korea. The museum removed the item from its ongoing special exhibition followin» 5f8330e8b868

   Después: «You Hong-june, director of the National Museum of Korea, offered to resign Wednesday amid a controversy over the museum's display of a misattributed calligraphic work from his private collection. He came under fire after the piece was wrongly introduced as the work of a Korean independence activist before later being found to have been written by a prominent pro-Japanese collaborator during Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule of Korea. The museum removed the item from its ongoing special exhibition fo» 23b6b1f8b12f