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1
The technique used in making this work is
etching
ink wash painting
woodblock printing
dump dot on canvas
2
The artist created visual interests by using
self-portraits
chiaroscuro
shifting perspective
bilateral symmetry
3
Attribute this piece to a specific artist, culture, or art historical period
Song Su-Nam
Fan Kuan
Ogata Korin
Hokusai
4
Which artist inspired the works of Gustav Klimt?
Song Su-nam
Fan Kuantans
Hokusai
Ogata Korin
5
Attribute this piece to a specific artist, culture, or art historical period
Sin Sukju
Ogata Korin
Song Su-Nam
Fan Kuan
6
Ogata Korin used what technique in his works?
Rinpa
Ukiyo-e
emaki
mokkotsu
7
The fact that Angkor Wat has a mortuary function is indicated by its
central icon depiction Suryavarman II in the guise of Vishnu
bridge with a balustrade formed by serpents called nagas
depictions of apsaras throughout the temple’s courtyards
narratives involving the god Yama illustrated on wall reliefs
8
The Bamiyan Buddhas were destroyed in 2001 in an act of
isocephalism
iconography
iconoclasm
impluvium
9
The Kei School of sculpture created the
fierce guardian figures at Todai-ji
Bamiyan Buddhas
Buddhist statues at Borobudor
dry gardens at Ryoan-ji
10
The Todaiji complex at Nara demonstrates the influence of Chinese culture primarily in its
large, circular stupas
layout on a grid plan
monastic cave dwellings
display of dry gardens
11
Ryoan-ji is a Daoist Temple
False
True
12
Dry landscape gardens in Japanese art carry great symbolic meaning. The viewer was meant to
be refreshed through reflection, contemplation, and meditation
arrange the rocks & sand in an artful display to suggest real landscape
use the garden as a place to refresh the spirit of painting and poetry
sit directly in the center of the garden and meditate with nature
13
Hokusai was influenced by what western culture
Italian
French
Dutch
German
14
Hokusai was interested in which of the following
realism
chiaroscuro
tenebrism
perspective
15
The Nio Guardian Figures and the Lamassu from the Assyrian culture have in common that they are both
combination of human and animal forms
made of stone and symbolize permanence
meant to symbolically protect the areas behind them
carved with the image of the ruler on their faces
16
The Great Buddha in Todai-ji's Great East Temple was probably influenced by similar works, such as
the Terra-Cotta Warriors
the Great Stupa
Angkor Wat
Longmen Caves
17
Works such as this influenced
Mary Cassatt
Song Su-Nam
Fan Kuantans
Gottfried Lindauer
18
The Funeral Banner of Lady Dai and Fan Kuan’s Travelers among Mountains and Streams are similar in that they both
include references to both the heavens and the underworld
incorporate poetic inscriptions regarding enlightenment
were made for a tomb for a member of a ruling family
demonstrate an enhanced value by their creation on silk
19
In Summer Trees, Song-Su-Nam sought to explore the ability of
atmospheric perspective to convey depth
fractured forms to convey multiple view points of a single scene
ink to deliver nuanced gradations of shade
valid color schemes to deliver harmonious effects
20
An underlying factor governing the imagery and scale of the Longmen caves was
territorial and border disputes with Tibet under the Tang Dynasty
the fusion of Buddhism and Daoism during the Han Dynasty
the banning of Confucian texts and rituals under the Xin Dynasty
a Mongolian invasion that occurred during the Song Dynasty
21
The work was created
to inspire individual contemplation
as part of a commercial endeavor
to reinvent and revitalize Korean art
for a public installation
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Attribute this piece to a specific artist, culture, or art historical period
Qin
Tang
Song
Edo
23
Attribute this piece to a specific artist, culture, or art historical period
Hokusai
Ogata Korin
Fan Kaun
Song Su-Nam
24
The presence of fierce guardians of Buddha at the Longmen Caves near Luoyang, China, are rooted in a tradition derived
Hindu practices
Islamic teachings
Shinto beliefs
Confucian writings