Moon-night secret meeting 

"Moon-night secret meeting" is a painting by the renowned Korean artist Shin Yoon-bok (1758-1814). This evocative work depicts a clandestine encounter between a man and a woman under the watchful eye of the moon. The scene unfolds on a rooftop with traditional Korean architecture in the background. The couple, dressed in colorful hanbok, appears to be engaged in a romantic embrace. The artist's delicate brushstrokes and the soft, atmospheric tones create a sense of intimacy and secrecy. This painting, like many of Shin Yoon-bok's works, is considered a prime example of the genre of *minhwa*, or "folk paintings," which often depicted scenes from daily life and popular culture.