Exam 8: Chinese and Korean art after 1279
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The painter Jeong Seon exemplified the _________ movement by painting well-known Korean vistas such as the Diamond Mountains.
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The newly established Joseon dynasty of __________ patterned its government after Ming-dynasty China.
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Explain the significance of the dragon in Chinese tradition; cite a specific example of its representation in the arts.
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The Joseon court dispatched artists from the royal painting academy to the kilns 30 miles southeast of Seoul to train __________.
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A literati of the late Ming period,__________ developed significant and far-reaching theories on the state of Chinese painting.
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In Hundreds of Birds Admiring the Peacocks ,the painter,__________,endows the subject with symbolic meaning.
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What is the Forbidden City ? Who built it? Consider its origins,its design,its symbolism.
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How did conditions in Korea from the late nineteenth century into the twentieth century affect its artistic development?
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In the eighteenth century,a truly Korean style of painting emerged known as the __________ movement,emphasizing the study of things Korean,in addition to the Chinese classics.
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Explain the birds-and-flowers genre of Chinese painting.Identify an artist and a work associated with this genre.
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The symmetrical layout of the Forbidden City intentionally emphasizes the emperor's role as _____________,who maintains the cosmic order from his throne in the center of the world.
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"Arts of the brush" were practiced by scholars and even emperors,and include calligraphy and __________.
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In Autumn Colors on the Qiao and Hua Mountains __________ intentionally painted in the manner of the earlier Tang dynasty.
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How does Shen Zhou's Poet on a Mountaintop represent the essence of Ming literati painting?
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Literati painting was an established academic style practiced at court during which period of Chinese history?
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Dong Qichang's theories about Chinese painting promoted the Southern school,which was associated with _____________.
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Discuss the increased emphasis given to "personal expressionism" in Chinese art after the thirteenth century.How was it manifested in artistic production and what was its relationship to the social and political context of the period?
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During the early part of the Joseon dynasty,the Koreans invented their __________,known as Han'geul.
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What was the historical context for China in the first half of the twentieth century? How did it affect the arts?
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