KOREAN ART

32問 • 2年前

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問題一覧

Naturalism as ______ rather than Western Art philosophy of accurate depiction.

Imperfectness

Religious Traditions in Korea.

Shamanism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism, Christianity.

Centers on a priest acting as intermediary between the human and spirit realms.

Shamanism

Folk gods of the mountain spirits.

Sansin/Sanshin

“village guardian”.

Jangseung

Totem pole usually made of wood representing two generals that are believed to ward off evil spirits.

Jangseung

Images are used in shamanistic rituals and placed in shrines, often shown accompanied by a tiger.

Sansin/Sanshin

Comb pattern motif most commonly found in the pottery during this period.

Chulmun/Jeulmun

“Northeast China”.

Manchuria

“Plainer pottery”.

Mumun

_____ tombs possess the earliest surviving examples of paintings in the form of wall murals.

Koguryo

Depiction of Buddha with a rounder, more expressive face in a subtle and enigmatic smile.

Paekche smile

The main type of ceramics produced during Goryeo dynasty.

Goryeo celadons

Gray-green in hue due to the presence of iron in clay and iron oxide, manganese oxide, and quartz particles in the glaze as well as the firing conditions.

Goryeo celadons

“inlay”.

Sanggam

Technique where artisans carved a design into the UNBAKED, leather-hard clay body then filling the depression with a white or black substance to highlight the design.

Sanggam

Stoneware made of a grayish blue clay that is covered with white slip and coated with a transluscent glaze which turns bluish green when fired – an attempt from Choson potters to revitalize Koryo celadon

Punch’ong

“white porcelain”.

Paekcha

“folk paintings”.

Minhwa

Work of the common people.

Minhwa

Two types of painter during Joseon/ Choseon era.

Scholar amateur painters and court painters

Came from the traditional styles of earlier periods. MINHWA THEMES

Landscape paintings

One of the most popular themes as _____ are one of the symbols associated with Korea, when depicted with a _____, the painting is often in a comical manner.

Tiger; with/without magpies

Usually colorful and shows the animals in pairs with either the sun or moon. Often seen in modern celadon, lacquerware, and music boxes.

Flowers and birds

Symbolizes wealth, honor, and high social position.

Peonies

Has come to represent high government officials in minhwa paintings.

Lotus flowers

The Ten Symbols of Longevity

Sun, clouds, mountains, rocks, water, cranes, deer, turtles, pine trees, and mushrooms.

Present a variety of meanings including repelling evil spirits and bringing rain.

Dragons

Usually appear kissing or being amorous.

Fish and crabs

Represents the _____ _____ from heaven, reflects wishing for many healthy descendants.

One hundred children

folk beliefs. MINHWA THEMES

Shamanistic deities

Give the Minhwa Themes

Design Theory

Design Theory

Design Theory

Design Theory

ETHICS 1-3

ETHICS 1-3

ETHICS 4

ETHICS 4

VP PRACTICE EXAM

VP PRACTICE EXAM

CHINESE ART

CHINESE ART

ISLAMIC ART

ISLAMIC ART

JAPANESE ART

JAPANESE ART

JAPANESE ART 2

JAPANESE ART 2

VC DES

VC DES

PT PRACTICE EXAM

PT PRACTICE EXAM

VCDES PRACTICE EXAM 2

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VCDES PRACTICE EXAM 2

PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHY

PHILIPPINE ART

PHILIPPINE ART

PHILIPPINE ART- FINALS

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PHILIPPINE ART- FINALS

ART APPRECIATION

ART APPRECIATION

MODERNISM

MODERNISM

DADAISM

DADAISM

問題一覧

Naturalism as ______ rather than Western Art philosophy of accurate depiction.

Imperfectness

Religious Traditions in Korea.

Shamanism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism, Christianity.

Centers on a priest acting as intermediary between the human and spirit realms.

Shamanism

Folk gods of the mountain spirits.

Sansin/Sanshin

“village guardian”.

Jangseung

Totem pole usually made of wood representing two generals that are believed to ward off evil spirits.

Jangseung

Images are used in shamanistic rituals and placed in shrines, often shown accompanied by a tiger.

Sansin/Sanshin

Comb pattern motif most commonly found in the pottery during this period.

Chulmun/Jeulmun

“Northeast China”.

Manchuria

“Plainer pottery”.

Mumun

_____ tombs possess the earliest surviving examples of paintings in the form of wall murals.

Koguryo

Depiction of Buddha with a rounder, more expressive face in a subtle and enigmatic smile.

Paekche smile

The main type of ceramics produced during Goryeo dynasty.

Goryeo celadons

Gray-green in hue due to the presence of iron in clay and iron oxide, manganese oxide, and quartz particles in the glaze as well as the firing conditions.

Goryeo celadons

“inlay”.

Sanggam

Technique where artisans carved a design into the UNBAKED, leather-hard clay body then filling the depression with a white or black substance to highlight the design.

Sanggam

Punch’ong

“white porcelain”.

Paekcha

“folk paintings”.

Minhwa

Work of the common people.

Minhwa

Two types of painter during Joseon/ Choseon era.

Scholar amateur painters and court painters

Came from the traditional styles of earlier periods. MINHWA THEMES

Landscape paintings

One of the most popular themes as _____ are one of the symbols associated with Korea, when depicted with a _____, the painting is often in a comical manner.

Tiger; with/without magpies

Usually colorful and shows the animals in pairs with either the sun or moon. Often seen in modern celadon, lacquerware, and music boxes.

Flowers and birds

Symbolizes wealth, honor, and high social position.

Peonies

Has come to represent high government officials in minhwa paintings.

Lotus flowers

The Ten Symbols of Longevity

Sun, clouds, mountains, rocks, water, cranes, deer, turtles, pine trees, and mushrooms.

Present a variety of meanings including repelling evil spirits and bringing rain.

Dragons

Usually appear kissing or being amorous.

Fish and crabs

Represents the _____ _____ from heaven, reflects wishing for many healthy descendants.

One hundred children

folk beliefs. MINHWA THEMES

Shamanistic deities

Give the Minhwa Themes