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Korean art has a long history and an outstanding artistic tradition. It is, though, rather overshadowed by the art of its neighbours, China and Japan. The introduction of Korean art to a Western audience has been due largely to the work of Geoffrey St George Montague Gompertz (1904‐1992), who became a learned connoisseur of its works of art and one of the foremost authors and scholars in the field. In 1984 he bequeathed his library and rich collection of ceramics and other Korean works of art to the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. The Fitzwilliam acquired its first Korean piece in...

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