File:The Kokwamon Gate, Keijo (NYPL Hades-2359548-4044312).jpg

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English: * Gwanghwamun, main gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace, with a Xiezhi or Haetae in foreground.
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The Kokwamon Gate, Keijo.
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Pacific pursuits : Postcards
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c260a3d2-abd1-397f-e040-e00a18067076
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Gates; Koreans; Animals, Mythical; Pedestals; Public sculpture; Sculpture


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