2022~2023년 GRASSI Museum für Völkerkunde zu Leipzig

An affiliate of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden in Germany, the museum was established in 1869 and holds approximately 220,000 artifacts, showcasing the lifestyles and cultures of peoples from five continents. Particularly noteworthy are its 2,828 Korean cultural artifacts, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, crafts, life items and costumes dating from the Goryeo Dynasty to modern times. Most of these Korean artifacts were collected and brought back by diplomats, merchants and others who visited Korea after its opening in the 19th century.

2024~2025년 Museum am Rothenbaum - Kulturen und Künste der Welt, Hamburg

Established in Hamburg, Germany, in 1879, the museum is one of Europe’s foremost ethnographic museums. In 1915, it held the first exhibition in Germany dedicated to Korea and currently holds 2,711 Korean cultural artifacts, many of which were imported through the Meyer & Co. trading company from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Additionally, Prince Heinrich of Prussia donated about 40 items to the museum that had been acquired from the royal court of Emperor Gojong. The collection also includes valuable materials such as the first edition of the Daedongyeojido, which was acquired by Prof. Dr. Carl Christian Gottsche, a German geologist and mineralogist.