Exam 25: chinese and Korean Art After 1279

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Artist Zhao Mengfu,a descendant of the imperial line of Song who chose to serve the Yuan government,was well known for his finely rendered paintings of which animal?

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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 dragon symbolized the imperial power and sudden manifestations of nature and enlightenment,as seen in the two flasks from the Ming dynasty .

How did conditions in Korea from the late nineteenth century into the twentieth century affect its artistic development?

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Korea closed its borders in the late nineteenth century and was annexed by Japan in 1910.This led to the seclusion of Korean artists from Western developments that were spreading across the world elsewhere.

After the Mongol invasions,how did China view itself in relation to the rest of the world?

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What is the derivation of the word porcelain,and how was it made?

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Discuss the rise of literati painting in Chinese art history,and describe the literati influence on furniture,architecture,and garden design.Cite examples and discuss their characteristics.

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Which individualist from the Qing period painted Reminiscences of Qinhuai River?

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Which work reflects the study of Western modernism,as well as Eastern roots?

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What makes the Korean buncheong ware resemble more expensive white porcelain?

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What feature distinguishes Korean porcelains from those of the Ming dynasty in China?

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The symmetrical layout of the Forbidden City intentionally emphasizes the emperor's role as

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The earliest extant and dated Joseon secular painting is

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Which kilns were destroyed by invading Japanese armies in the last decade of the sixteenth century and brought the ware's production to a halt?

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The Garden of the Cessation of Official Life was designed to

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Who was the primary audience of literati paintings?

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Compare the production of ceramics in China and in Korea.Consider the relationship of the two cultures and how each developed distinctive stylistic traditions in these works.

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Discuss the formats of Chinese painting.

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The Forbidden City was built for the most part by rulers from which dynasty?

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What was often part of a handscroll and could consist of inscriptions related to the work,such as a poem or comments by various owners of the scroll over time?

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What is the Forbidden City ? Who built it? Consider its origins,its design,and its symbolism.

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Exam 25: chinese and Korean Art After 1279

Artist Zhao Mengfu,a descendant of the imperial line of Song who chose to serve the Yuan government,was well known for his finely rendered paintings of which animal?

Explain the significance of the dragon in Chinese tradition.Cite a specific example of its representation in the arts.

How did conditions in Korea from the late nineteenth century into the twentieth century affect its artistic development?

After the Mongol invasions,how did China view itself in relation to the rest of the world?

What is the derivation of the word porcelain,and how was it made?

Discuss the rise of literati painting in Chinese art history,and describe the literati influence on furniture,architecture,and garden design.Cite examples and discuss their characteristics.

Which individualist from the Qing period painted Reminiscences of Qinhuai River?

Which work reflects the study of Western modernism,as well as Eastern roots?

What makes the Korean buncheong ware resemble more expensive white porcelain?

What feature distinguishes Korean porcelains from those of the Ming dynasty in China?

The symmetrical layout of the Forbidden City intentionally emphasizes the emperor's role as

The earliest extant and dated Joseon secular painting is

Which kilns were destroyed by invading Japanese armies in the last decade of the sixteenth century and brought the ware's production to a halt?

The Garden of the Cessation of Official Life was designed to

Who was the primary audience of literati paintings?

Compare the production of ceramics in China and in Korea.Consider the relationship of the two cultures and how each developed distinctive stylistic traditions in these works.

Discuss the formats of Chinese painting.

The Forbidden City was built for the most part by rulers from which dynasty?

What was often part of a handscroll and could consist of inscriptions related to the work,such as a poem or comments by various owners of the scroll over time?

What is the Forbidden City ? Who built it? Consider its origins,its design,and its symbolism.

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