Exam 9: Japanese art after 1333

Ukiyo-e artists designed many prints of actors from the form of popular theater,known as __________.

_________ are woven straw mats,used in Japanese homes,generally as floor coverings.

Hokusai's famous The Great Wave is from a series of woodblock prints depicting ___________.

Winter Landscape by Sesshu features jagged brushstrokes and flat overlapping planes.What period was this work created?

Why did eighteenth-century artists in Kyoto begin to use Western methods of shading and perspective?

Discuss the current state of ceramics in Japan.Consider styles,techniques,and audience.Focus on a specific ceramicist and one of their works.

The most famous tea master in Japanese history was __________.

Landscape ,a painting by Shubun's pupil __________ illustrates well the spirit of a Zen-influenced landscape tradition.

What is a writing box? Describe the actual object and identify an artisan who made such writing boxes.

Characterize the style of Yokoyama Taikan.With which painting tradition did he align himself? Is he completely within this tradition?

The Rock Garden at Ryoanji,Kyoto has been interpreted as representing___________.

Zen's initial decline during the Edo period was revived by the Zen monk/teacher/artist,__________,who portrayed subjects from everyday life that his humble followers could easily understand.

The __________ period is especially marked by the ascendance of Zen Buddhism.

__________ is monochromatic painting in black ink and its diluted grays.

__________ was an esteemed Zen monk-artist of the Muromachi period who traveled in China.

Discuss the people and the process involved in the production of a Japanese woodblock print during the eighteenth and nineteenth-centuries.

Describe the utensils of the tea ceremony.

What is the meaning of the Japanese phrase ukiyo-e? Associate this phrase with a specific artist and work.

A traditional tearoom combines simple elegance and _____________.

What characterizes works by the Kano school of artists?