Exam 9: Japanese art after 1333

Write a comparison of artistic production in Kyoto and Edo during the Edo period.Consider how the different social and economic contexts of each city influenced issues of patronage,style,and the types of art produced.

Describe the dry garden at Ryoan-ji.What is its purpose? Consider its design.Where is it located? What does it represent?

__________,an esteemed sixteenth-century painter from the Kano school,painted fusuma for Daitoku-ji,a well-known Zen monastery in Kyoto.

How did exposure to European firearms influence Japanese architecture?

The Tea Bowl,called Yugure ("Twilight"),is attributed to Chojiro,thought to be the founder of what type of pottery?

Which of the following was NOT a factor seen as contributing to the beauty of tea bowls used in chanoyu?

__________ is a type of ceramic pottery made by hand,coated with a thick dark glaze,fired at a low heat and prized for use in the tea ceremony.

A __________ is an alcove,usually found in a tea house,where a Zen scroll or a simple flower arrangement may be displayed.

The __________ period of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was one of the most creative eras in Japanese history.

The Buddhist phrase __________ was used in the middle and later Edo periods to describe the taste for life's pleasures.

Does the teabowl have significance in the tea ceremony? Base your answer on an actual object discussed in the book.

__________ was the first artist to design woodblock prints to be printed in more than one color.

___________,whose Thirty-Six Views of Mt.Fuji is one of the best-known sets of graphic art,is one of the great masters of nineteenth-century ukiyo-e landscape.

The ____________folding screen format from the Edo period was a triumph of scale and practicality,and could be folded for storage and transportation.

What influence was introduced into Japanese ink painting during the Muromachi period?

What are registration marks in the woodblock print process? Are they necessary?

During the period known as Japonisme in nineteenth-century Europe,Western artists were greatly influenced by Japanese _________________.

What was the impact of Hokusai's Thirty-Six Views of Mt.Fuji on the arts?

Reaching great refinement in the Momoyama period,__________ are upper-class residences that combine a number of traditional features,always asymmetrically arranged.

The eighteenth-century artist,___________,was known for his ukiyo-e of courtesans such as The Flowers of Beauty in the Floating World: Motoura and Yaezakura of the Minami Yamasakiya .