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Choi Sek-hyam
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Choi Sek-hyam
Korean, born 1808
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Successor of Lee Gyeho who further developed Lee's painting of grapes. His pseudonym is Nanggok, and according to
by Oh Sechang, he lived in Impi, Jeollabuk-do
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