Korea-Japan

The Night Attack on _____ Palace is one of the great painted hand scrolls depicting Medieval Japanese battles.

Prior to Buddhism, Koreans practiced _____, which is a kind of nature worship requires expertise of a priest-like figure

Ukiyo-e printmaking used primarily ______ blocks.

Since the 19th century abstraction and naturalism, monumental presence referred to as ______school painting

Todai-ji held a huge bronze Buddha figure - the _____, created between 743 to 752.

When completed in the 740s, Todai-ji - or “Great _____ Temple” - was the largest building project ever on Japanese soil.

Many of the artist’s works are called “_____ prints” and depict voyagers famous routes and special attractions

A Hindu or Buddhist temple or sacred building, typically a many-tiered tower, in India and East Asia.

_____ was a Korean politician for Sejong the Great.

This battle takes place in the ______ period.

Noted for its austere realism and the dynamic, muscularity of its figures, the ____ School reflects Buddhism and warrior

This artwork was painted by _______

The following are facts about this artwork except .

The fame of the stone garden at Ryōanji is so imposing that it has overwhelmed the other parts of the temple, including

_____ is a temple located in north Kyoto, Japan.

_____ _____ was regarded as one of the masters of decorative painting.

The _____ Civil War, lasted from 1180-85, saw countless temples destroyed as Buddhist clergy took sides in clan warfare

The garden is the one of the most famous examples of a _____ garden.

Tall wood statues: (open mouth) and (closed mouth)

All are correct about this artwork EXCEPT

The _____ period of the history of Japan covers the years from 710 to 794.

The _____ Dynasty is characterized as yangban society, portraits of high officials and ancestors.

All are true of this work EXCEPT

Ukiyo-e means “pictures of the _____ world.”

____ (refined austerity) and ____ (subdued taste), or the fundamental ideal of Zen philosophy.

This series of prints is based on views of Mount _____.

Japanese folding screens made from several joined panels, decorative painting & calligraphy, used to separate interiors

Buddhism’s influence grew in the Nara era (710-794) during the reign of Emperor _____.

The artist of this work is

This battle takes place in the ______ period.

Two wrathful and muscular _______ guardians of the Buddha stand at the entrance of many Buddhist temples.

 ___________emphasized filial piety, or honor and respect for one’s elders and ancestors. 

_____ - literally “one who serves” - is the term used to refer to members of Japan’s warrior class.

The two most powerful warrior clans were the ____ and the _____, whose battles for domination became famous

This temple is affiliated with a branch of _____ Buddhism.

This painting depicts him as a _____ _____, or an official honored for his distinguished service at court 

The most powerful kingdom in Korea during the fifth and sixth centuries was the _____.

The decorative painting is abstract and realistic at the same time influenced ___________.

The date for this artwork is

All of the following are true of this artwork EXCEPT

In this crown sacred tree that once stood in the ritual precinct of Gyeongju made during the _________ Period.

Give the appropriate response.