Explore the Additional poem of this artwork, Geumgang jeondo.
The upper left corner of the work contains the title of the painting 金剛全圖 (Map of the Geumgang Mountain) as well as the signature and the stamp of the artist.The upper right corner contains a set of 60 characters. The four central ones, 甲寅冬題, are making like an island and say "Gapin(1734) winter theme". The 56 others are the 8 verses of a poem, 
萬二千峯皆骨山 - 만이천봉개골산
何人用意寫眞顔 - 하인용의사진안
衆香浮動扶桑外 - 중향부동부상외
積氣雄蟠世界間 - 적기웅반세계간
幾朶芙蓉揚素彩 - 기타부용양소채
半林松栢隱玄關 - 반림송백은현관
從今脚踏須今遍 - 종금각답수금편
爭似枕邊看不慳 - 쟁사침변간불간
and seem to draw the banks of a pond around the island. 
This inscription has been used to date the painting to winter 1734, when Jeong Seon was 59 years old. (1734 was the only gap-in year during Jeong Seon's life).  But a more precise analysis undertaken by Gang Gwan-sik has shown that this 60 characters inscription has not been written by Jeong Seon. The brush strokes are not the same. Moreover, the painting uses Mt. Geumgang (金剛), the spring name of Mt. Diamond, for its title, while the poem uses Mt. Gaegol (皆骨), the winter name of the mountain. A better evaluation of the poem is to consider it as an homage written in winter 1794 (another gap-in year) by the custodian of the work. Far being from describing a paint from view process, the poem ends by  saying:"Even if you visit the mountain yourself and tread on its every nook and cranny, how can your joy be compared with what you feel upon viewing this picture from your bedside?"
left Jeong Seon