Question 1

Who was the primary audience of literati paintings?

Accepted Answer

A)  patrons from court 
B)  lower government officials 
C)  close friends and scholars 
D)  private collectors 
A)  patrons from court 
B)  lower government officials 
C)  close friends and scholars 
D)  private collectors

Question 2

What is a colophon?

Accepted Answer

A colophon is a statement at the end of

Question 3

Unlike ceramic decoration in China,the painting on the best Korean porcelain from the fifteenth century onward closely approximated that on paper and__________.

Accepted Answer

A)  palm leaves 
B)  silk 
C)  canvas 
D)  granite 
A)  palm leaves 
B)  silk 
C)  canvas 
D)  granite

Question 4

Explain the Silhak movement.What is the meaning of the word "silhak"?

Accepted Answer

The Silhak movement, also known as the P

Question 5

What factor did NOT impede Korea's artistic development in the early twentieth century?

Accepted Answer

A)  a legacy of self-imposed isolationism 
B)  Communist imposed restrictions on artistic freedom 
C)  harsh circumstances brought on by war 
D)  colonial occupation by Japan 
A)  a legacy of self-imposed isolationism 
B)  Communist imposed restrictions on artistic freedom 
C)  harsh circumstances brought on by war 
D)  colonial occupation by Japan

Question 6

The northern city of __________ developed as a walled,rectangular city with streets laid out in a grid.

Accepted Answer

A)  Shanghai 
B)  Taipei 
C)  Beijing 
D)  Guangzhou 
A)  Shanghai 
B)  Taipei 
C)  Beijing 
D)  Guangzhou

Question 7

Describe the Joseon dynasty.What were its dates? Did it look to other traditions? Discuss the arts under this dynasty,citing specific examples.

Accepted Answer

The Joseon dynasty was a Korean dynasty

Question 8

Prior to the Song dynasty,_________ had set the tone for artistic taste.

Accepted Answer

A)  the scholarly class 
B)  Buddhist monks 
C)  the imperial court 
D)  foreign influences 
A)  the scholarly class 
B)  Buddhist monks 
C)  the imperial court 
D)  foreign influences

Question 9

How does Zhao Mengfu's Autumn Colors on the Qiao and Hua Mountains reflect the literati's taste for the "spirit of antiquity"?

Accepted Answer

A)  It was painted in honor of the ancestors of a close friend. 
B)  It depicts an ancient landscape in a distant Chinese province. 
C)  It was painted in the archaic style of the earlier Tang dynasty. 
D)  It is characterized by unassuming brushwork and subtle use of color. 
A)  It was painted in honor of the ancestors of a close friend. 
B)  It depicts an ancient landscape in a distant Chinese province. 
C)  It was painted in the archaic style of the earlier Tang dynasty. 
D)  It is characterized by unassuming brushwork and subtle use of color.

Question 10

Like the previous two dynasties,the __________ potters excelled in the manufacture of ceramics.

Accepted Answer

A)  Beijing 
B)  Joseon 
C)  Taipei 
D)  Hong Kong 
A)  Beijing 
B)  Joseon 
C)  Taipei 
D)  Hong Kong

Question 11

The Mongols planned the city of Beijing according to traditional Chinese principles,utilizing the __________ format.

Accepted Answer

A)  triangle 
B)  parallel 
C)  diagonal 
D)  grid 
A)  triangle 
B)  parallel 
C)  diagonal 
D)  grid

Question 12

What was the impact of the Yuan dynasty on the arts? Build your discussion using specific examples.

Accepted Answer

The Yuan dynasty had a significant impac

Question 13

Particularly noteworthy among Ming porcelain are the __________ wares,such as the fifteenth-century flask with dragons .

Accepted Answer

A)  red-and-white 
B)  blue-and-white 
C)  grey-and-white 
D)  green-and-white 
A)  red-and-white 
B)  blue-and-white 
C)  grey-and-white 
D)  green-and-white

Question 14

It is the use of __________ that makes the Korean buncheong ware resemble more expensive white porcelain.

Accepted Answer

A)  crackle glaze 
B)  brown slip 
C)  white slip 
D)  red slip 
A)  crackle glaze 
B)  brown slip 
C)  white slip 
D)  red slip

Question 15

Shitao's Landscape is characteristic of the highly personal approach of ___________painters in the Qing dynasty.

Accepted Answer

A)  individualist 
B)  literati 
C)  court 
D)  priest 
A)  individualist 
B)  literati 
C)  court 
D)  priest

Question 16

Describe the literati influence on furniture,architecture,and garden design.Cite examples and discuss their characteristics.

Accepted Answer

The literati, or educated class of schol

Question 17

A treasured scroll often bears not only the __________ of its maker,but also those of collectors and admirers throughout the centuries.

Accepted Answer

A)  finger prints 
B)  seal 
C)  colophon 
D)  symbolism 
A)  finger prints 
B)  seal 
C)  colophon 
D)  symbolism

Question 18

The traditions of Korean buncheong pottery can still be seen today in ceramics from what country?

Accepted Answer

A)  the United States 
B)  China 
C)  Japan 
D)  England 
A)  the United States 
B)  China 
C)  Japan 
D)  England

Question 19

Who was Dong Qichang? Address his achievements and his influence on later generations.

Accepted Answer

Dong Qichang was a prominent Chinese pai

Question 20

Emphasis on painting's expressive nature during the Ming Dynasty brought it closer to what other Chinese art form?

Accepted Answer

A)  porcelain production 
B)  calligraphy 
C)  landscape design 
D)  poetry 
A)  porcelain production 
B)  calligraphy 
C)  landscape design 
D)  poetry

Who was the primary audience of literati paintings?

What is a colophon?

Unlike ceramic decoration in China,the painting on the best Korean porcelain from the fifteenth century onward closely approximated that on paper and__________.

Explain the Silhak movement.What is the meaning of the word "silhak"?

What factor did NOT impede Korea's artistic development in the early twentieth century?

The northern city of __________ developed as a walled,rectangular city with streets laid out in a grid.

Describe the Joseon dynasty.What were its dates? Did it look to other traditions? Discuss the arts under this dynasty,citing specific examples.

Prior to the Song dynasty,_________ had set the tone for artistic taste.

How does Zhao Mengfu's Autumn Colors on the Qiao and Hua Mountains reflect the literati's taste for the "spirit of antiquity"?

Like the previous two dynasties,the __________ potters excelled in the manufacture of ceramics.

The Mongols planned the city of Beijing according to traditional Chinese principles,utilizing the __________ format.

What was the impact of the Yuan dynasty on the arts? Build your discussion using specific examples.

Particularly noteworthy among Ming porcelain are the __________ wares,such as the fifteenth-century flask with dragons .

It is the use of __________ that makes the Korean buncheong ware resemble more expensive white porcelain.

Shitao's Landscape is characteristic of the highly personal approach of ___________painters in the Qing dynasty.

Describe the literati influence on furniture,architecture,and garden design.Cite examples and discuss their characteristics.

A treasured scroll often bears not only the __________ of its maker,but also those of collectors and admirers throughout the centuries.

The traditions of Korean buncheong pottery can still be seen today in ceramics from what country?

Who was Dong Qichang? Address his achievements and his influence on later generations.

Emphasis on painting's expressive nature during the Ming Dynasty brought it closer to what other Chinese art form?

Fourtheenth-Century Art in Europe

Fifteenth-century Art in Northern Europe

Renaissance art in fifteenth-century Italy

Sixteenth-century art in Italy

sixteenth-century art in northern Europe and the Iberian peninsula

Seventeenth-Century art in Europe

art of south and southeast Asia after 1200

Japanese art after 1333

Art of the Americas after 1300

art of pacific cultures

art of Africa in the modern era

Eighteenth- and early-nineteenth century art in Europe and NORTH America

mid-to late nineteenth-century art in Europe and the united states

modern art in Europe and the Americas, 1900-1950

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Exam 8: Chinese and Korean art after 1279

Who was the primary audience of literati paintings?

What is a colophon?

Unlike ceramic decoration in China,the painting on the best Korean porcelain from the fifteenth century onward closely approximated that on paper and__________.

Explain the Silhak movement.What is the meaning of the word "silhak"?

What factor did NOT impede Korea's artistic development in the early twentieth century?

The northern city of __________ developed as a walled,rectangular city with streets laid out in a grid.

Describe the Joseon dynasty.What were its dates? Did it look to other traditions? Discuss the arts under this dynasty,citing specific examples.

Prior to the Song dynasty,_________ had set the tone for artistic taste.

How does Zhao Mengfu's Autumn Colors on the Qiao and Hua Mountains reflect the literati's taste for the "spirit of antiquity"?

Like the previous two dynasties,the __________ potters excelled in the manufacture of ceramics.

The Mongols planned the city of Beijing according to traditional Chinese principles,utilizing the __________ format.

What was the impact of the Yuan dynasty on the arts? Build your discussion using specific examples.

Particularly noteworthy among Ming porcelain are the __________ wares,such as the fifteenth-century flask with dragons .

It is the use of __________ that makes the Korean buncheong ware resemble more expensive white porcelain.

Shitao's Landscape is characteristic of the highly personal approach of ___________painters in the Qing dynasty.

Describe the literati influence on furniture,architecture,and garden design.Cite examples and discuss their characteristics.

A treasured scroll often bears not only the __________ of its maker,but also those of collectors and admirers throughout the centuries.

The traditions of Korean buncheong pottery can still be seen today in ceramics from what country?

Who was Dong Qichang? Address his achievements and his influence on later generations.

Emphasis on painting's expressive nature during the Ming Dynasty brought it closer to what other Chinese art form?

Fourtheenth-Century Art in Europe

Fifteenth-century Art in Northern Europe

Renaissance art in fifteenth-century Italy

Sixteenth-century art in Italy

sixteenth-century art in northern Europe and the Iberian peninsula

Seventeenth-Century art in Europe

art of south and southeast Asia after 1200

Japanese art after 1333

Art of the Americas after 1300

art of pacific cultures

art of Africa in the modern era

Eighteenth- and early-nineteenth century art in Europe and NORTH America

mid-to late nineteenth-century art in Europe and the united states

modern art in Europe and the Americas, 1900-1950

The international scene since 1950

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