Exam 18: China and Korea
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Select three works of art.How do they represent Chinese aesthetics? How are they significant? How are they reflective of their respective dynasties? What influences,if any,can be discerned? What were the motivations for the commissioning these works of art? How did they speak to Chinese culture and art? How do they resonate within the context of Chinese culture and visual arts?
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Discuss the development of painting in China,noting the materials and techniques used.What philosophical systems distinguish Chinese painting? How does painting describe these systems? Use examples to support your essay.
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Attribute the images on the screen to a culture and give an approximate date.Give the reasons for your attributions,using complete sentences and referring to specific works discussed in class.
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How do the Chinese symbols of the dragon and phoenix represent status?
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The phoenix may represent the yin,a principle characterized by which of the following?
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