JAPANESE ART 2

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Means “cord-marking”.

Jomon

Means “the way of the gods”.

Shinto

The first form of worship in Japan.

Shinto

Means “divine spirit”.

Kami

Wares are recognizable from their flamboyant designs and crowned forms.

Pottery

Stylized, hollow clay figurines featuring characteristic coiled rope patterns.

Dogū

What feature is recognizable from the pottery made in Jomon culture.

Coiled rope patterns

This culture introduced wet-rice cultivation believed to have been introduced from Korea and southeastern China.

Yayoi culture

What are the Yayoi pottery features.

Clearer, functional shapes

Was also introduced during this time (bronze and iron) – weapons, armor, tools, ritual implements.

Metallurgy

means “Bronze bell”.

Dotaku

First metal to enter Japan.

Bronze

Period named after the tomb mounds of the ruling class of this period’s caste system.

Kofun period

Clay cylinders placed on the side slopes of the burial mound.

Haniwa

Used as stands for offering vessels.

Haniwa

Means “offering”.

Sueki/ Sue

Usually made of blue-gray clay and is often thin-bodied and hard fired at a range similar to the production of modern stoneware and porcelain.

Sueki/ Sue

Marks the first usage of potter’s clay.

Sueki/Sue

The glaze is produced when _____ and _____ settle on the objects during the firing process, freezing the process of its formation.

Ash and embers

Japan’s first historical epoch.

Asuka period

Foreign concepts and practices were introduced, leading to the creation of a single-ruler state based on Chinese bureaucracy.

Asuka and Nara period

What religion is introduced during Asuka and Nara period.

Buddhism

Adopted as the official religion.

Buddhism

Flourished under Prince Shotoku’s guidance.

Buddhism

Buddhism was officially introduced in _____.

552

Earliest Japanese depictions of Buddha, showing influence from early _____ Buddhist Art.

Gandhara

Characteristics of Gandhara Buddhist Art.

Flowing dress patterns and realistic rendering.

Buddhist art during Asuka and Nara period shows influences from the transmission of art through the _____.

Silk Road

God of wind.

Fujin

God of thunder.

Raijin

The statue of Fujin at Rinno-ji Temple in Nikko is holding a _____.

Bag of wind

Modern day Kyoto.

Heian-kyou

Clan that has refined sensibility and interest in the arts.

Rise of Fujiwara clan

The Fujiwara clam is devoted to _____.

Amida Butsu

Cultural development during Heian period, Cultivation of _____. pottery, other distinct literary forms, characteristic Japanese painting style Yamato-e.

waka

Early Heian sculptures are described as featuring thick drapery folds or _____.

Hompa-shiki style

Painting style that has bright, thick pigments.

Yamato-e

Painting style that has large bands of clouds that obscure and divide space.

Yamato-e

Means “blown off roof”.

Fukiniki yatai

Buildings feature no roofs to showcase the interior from above.

Fukiniki yatai

Stylistic features of Yamato-e in emaki

generally highly stylized figures with abbreviated facial features.

Means “Handscrolls”.

Emaki

Give an example of Yamato-e: emaki

Scene from the yadorigi chapter of genji monogatari in emaki

Shift of power from the nobility to the warrior class.

Kamakura period

Art had to please warring men and priests commited to making Buddhism available to illiterate common people.

Kamakura period

Government by warrior chieftains (shogun) and their regents.

Bafuku

Government by warrior chieftains or _____.

Shogun

During the Kamakura Period ______ was favored over the highly refined sensibility sarted by Fujiwara courtiers.

Realism

Illustrated history of the founding of the Kegon sect, an example of the trend in Kamakura Painting.

Kengon engi emaki

Combines passages of text written next to speakers (similar to comic strips).

Kengon engi emaki

Give an example of Kengon Engi Emaki

Zenmyo confesses her love to gisho

Shift of power to the Ashikaga clan, who moved the shogunate to Kyoto.

Muromachi period

Shift of power to _____ clan during the Muromachi period.

Ashikaga

This period was economically and artistically innovative.

Muromachi period

_____ was embraced by the military and influenced the government, commerce, arts, and education.

Zen Buddhism

The importing of Chinese paintings to Japan during this period greatly influenced artists working in Zen temples.

Muromachi period

Paintings shifted from colorful compositions to black and white/monotone.

Muromachi period

Ink and Wash paintings

Muromachi period

More sense of deep space as part of a “new style”.

Muromachi period

Religion that places an emphasis on simplicity and the importance of the natural world.

Zen Buddhism

Zen Buddhism distinctive aesthetic as described by _____ and _____.

wabi and sabi

Aging, flaws, and the beauty of the effects of time and imperfections.

wabi and sabi

“beauty is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete”.

wabi and sabi

Was the final phase of the Sengoku Period where Toyotomi Hideyoshi completed Nobunaga’s unification of Japan.

Momoyama period

Was named after the hill which Hideyoshi built his castle on

Momoyama period

Art style during Momoyama period.

opulent, robust, dynamic

The exaggeration of pine and cedar trees attempt to create space for projecting branches in a crowded composition.

Birds and flowers of the four seasons

Statonary box associated with Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

Kodaiji style

Modern day Tokyo.

Edo

Self-imposed isolation led to the revival of traditions and spurred the development of Japanese porcelain.

Edo period

Artistic creativity came from the woking class:

merchants and artisans

Flourishing of schools of painting, decorative arts i.e. ceramics, lacquerware, textiles, and metalworking

Edo period

Edo painting features.

• Flat planes • Strong linear outlines • Gold-leaf background • Most depict nature

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問題一覧

Means “cord-marking”.

Jomon

Means “the way of the gods”.

Shinto

The first form of worship in Japan.

Shinto

Means “divine spirit”.

Kami

Wares are recognizable from their flamboyant designs and crowned forms.

Pottery

Stylized, hollow clay figurines featuring characteristic coiled rope patterns.

Dogū

What feature is recognizable from the pottery made in Jomon culture.

Coiled rope patterns

This culture introduced wet-rice cultivation believed to have been introduced from Korea and southeastern China.

Yayoi culture

What are the Yayoi pottery features.

Clearer, functional shapes

Was also introduced during this time (bronze and iron) – weapons, armor, tools, ritual implements.

Metallurgy

means “Bronze bell”.

Dotaku

First metal to enter Japan.

Bronze

Period named after the tomb mounds of the ruling class of this period’s caste system.

Kofun period

Clay cylinders placed on the side slopes of the burial mound.

Haniwa

Used as stands for offering vessels.

Haniwa

Means “offering”.

Sueki/ Sue

Usually made of blue-gray clay and is often thin-bodied and hard fired at a range similar to the production of modern stoneware and porcelain.

Sueki/ Sue

Marks the first usage of potter’s clay.

Sueki/Sue

The glaze is produced when _____ and _____ settle on the objects during the firing process, freezing the process of its formation.

Ash and embers

Japan’s first historical epoch.

Asuka period

Foreign concepts and practices were introduced, leading to the creation of a single-ruler state based on Chinese bureaucracy.

Asuka and Nara period

What religion is introduced during Asuka and Nara period.

Buddhism

Adopted as the official religion.

Buddhism

Flourished under Prince Shotoku’s guidance.

Buddhism

Buddhism was officially introduced in _____.

552

Earliest Japanese depictions of Buddha, showing influence from early _____ Buddhist Art.

Gandhara

Characteristics of Gandhara Buddhist Art.

Flowing dress patterns and realistic rendering.

Buddhist art during Asuka and Nara period shows influences from the transmission of art through the _____.

Silk Road

God of wind.

Fujin

God of thunder.

Raijin

The statue of Fujin at Rinno-ji Temple in Nikko is holding a _____.

Bag of wind

Modern day Kyoto.

Heian-kyou

Clan that has refined sensibility and interest in the arts.

Rise of Fujiwara clan

The Fujiwara clam is devoted to _____.

Amida Butsu

Cultural development during Heian period, Cultivation of _____. pottery, other distinct literary forms, characteristic Japanese painting style Yamato-e.

waka

Early Heian sculptures are described as featuring thick drapery folds or _____.

Hompa-shiki style

Painting style that has bright, thick pigments.

Yamato-e

Painting style that has large bands of clouds that obscure and divide space.

Yamato-e

Means “blown off roof”.

Fukiniki yatai

Buildings feature no roofs to showcase the interior from above.

Fukiniki yatai

Stylistic features of Yamato-e in emaki

generally highly stylized figures with abbreviated facial features.

Means “Handscrolls”.

Emaki

Give an example of Yamato-e: emaki

Scene from the yadorigi chapter of genji monogatari in emaki

Shift of power from the nobility to the warrior class.

Kamakura period

Art had to please warring men and priests commited to making Buddhism available to illiterate common people.

Kamakura period

Government by warrior chieftains (shogun) and their regents.

Bafuku

Government by warrior chieftains or _____.

Shogun

During the Kamakura Period ______ was favored over the highly refined sensibility sarted by Fujiwara courtiers.

Realism

Illustrated history of the founding of the Kegon sect, an example of the trend in Kamakura Painting.

Kengon engi emaki

Combines passages of text written next to speakers (similar to comic strips).

Kengon engi emaki

Give an example of Kengon Engi Emaki

Zenmyo confesses her love to gisho

Shift of power to the Ashikaga clan, who moved the shogunate to Kyoto.

Muromachi period

Shift of power to _____ clan during the Muromachi period.

Ashikaga

This period was economically and artistically innovative.

Muromachi period

_____ was embraced by the military and influenced the government, commerce, arts, and education.

Zen Buddhism

The importing of Chinese paintings to Japan during this period greatly influenced artists working in Zen temples.

Muromachi period

Paintings shifted from colorful compositions to black and white/monotone.

Muromachi period

Ink and Wash paintings

Muromachi period

More sense of deep space as part of a “new style”.

Muromachi period

Religion that places an emphasis on simplicity and the importance of the natural world.

Zen Buddhism

Zen Buddhism distinctive aesthetic as described by _____ and _____.

wabi and sabi

Aging, flaws, and the beauty of the effects of time and imperfections.

wabi and sabi

“beauty is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete”.

wabi and sabi

Was the final phase of the Sengoku Period where Toyotomi Hideyoshi completed Nobunaga’s unification of Japan.

Momoyama period

Was named after the hill which Hideyoshi built his castle on

Momoyama period

Art style during Momoyama period.

opulent, robust, dynamic

The exaggeration of pine and cedar trees attempt to create space for projecting branches in a crowded composition.

Birds and flowers of the four seasons

Statonary box associated with Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

Kodaiji style

Modern day Tokyo.

Edo

Self-imposed isolation led to the revival of traditions and spurred the development of Japanese porcelain.

Edo period

Artistic creativity came from the woking class:

merchants and artisans

Flourishing of schools of painting, decorative arts i.e. ceramics, lacquerware, textiles, and metalworking

Edo period

Edo painting features.

• Flat planes • Strong linear outlines • Gold-leaf background • Most depict nature