Exam 9: Japanese art after 1333
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Shoin interiors were found in the homes of _________________.
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Consider the changes that impacted Japan and the arts during the Meiji period.Cite the response of a specific artist and his work to these changes.
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The landscape paintings of Japan's ______in the Edo period reflect their interest in Chinese culture and ideas associated with Daoism.
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The designation of craftsmakers as _______________originated in 1897 as a means to safeguard Japan's rich artistic heritage.
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__________ from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries are called ukiyo-e in Japanese.
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During the Edo period,___________ flourished among rural peasants outside of Japan's urban centers.
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More powerful weaponry in the late sixteenth century led to the construction of monumental fortified __________ such as Himeji .
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The Zen monk-artist Hakuin Ekaku painted many images of _________,the semi-legendary Indian monk who founded Zen Buddhism.
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Which Japanese art form relied on collaboration among individuals?
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In the Edo period,new schools of philosophy developed in Kyoto based on ______________,which promoted individualism and cultivated artistic creativity.
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Which statement best characterizes the lifestyle of Zen monk-artists such as Shubun and his followers?
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What is the Kano school? What artist was a product of this school?
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Founded in the Muromachi period,the __________ school combined training in the ink-painting tradition with new skills in decorative subjects and styles.
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A woodblock print having multiple colors is called __________.
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In the mid-nineteenth century,Japan's policy of isolation ended.Western influences entered the country,and the emperor was restored to power,an event known as the __________Restoration.
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The first book on the artist Hokusai was published in __________.
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Traditionally,the __________ Shubun is regarded as Japan's first great master of the ink landscape.
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Explain the phenomenon known as ukiyo-e.In your essay,consider the origin of this word and what it came to mean.Build your discussion on specific artists and their work,referring to technique,style,subject matter,and audience.
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