Exam 35: Japan, 1333 to 1980

Who was the primary patron of Kano Masanobu, who founded the Kano style?

​ What is the subject of this nihonga painting by Kano Hogai?

What is the term for an alcove used to display prized objects or hang scrolls of painting or calligraphy?

The aesthetic characteristics of wabi and sabi are most evident in which artistic genre?

Which of the following would NOT be a subject of the works, referred to as ukiyo-e, produced by the urban counterculture of the Edo period?

​ What animal is depicted on this Momoyama period six-panel screen?

Which school of painting style featured vivid color, extensive use of gold and silver, and decorative patterns?

Which formative figure in Japan's folk art movement promoted an ideal of beauty in functional objects made of natural materials?

Six-panel paintings used as sliding doors are referred to by which Japanese term?

​ In which period was the Taian teahouse built at the Myokian temple in Kyoto?

Which two Japanese printmakers were acclaimed for landscapes?

With the rise of the wabi aesthetic, the Chinese objects associated with the tea ceremony utensils were replaced by which of the following?

What technique requires the painter to visualize the image, load the brush with ink, and then create the painting with rapid strokes and some dripping of the ink onto the paper?

Which of the following describes a characteristic trait of Zen Buddhism?

Which artist designed the print series entitled Eight Views of the Parlor ?

Which of the following groups showed the greatest affinity for Zen teachings, which emphasized rigorous discipline and personal responsibility?

​ Which leading figure in the folk art movement of modern Japan created this work?

​ In what period were the Japanese Olympic stadiums built?

​ What term is used to describe this tea-ceremony water jar of the Momoyama period?

​ In what medium did Katsushika Hokusai create The Great Wave off Kanagawa ?