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1
This piece was made by who?
A government official
Member of the illiterati
A court artist
The emperor
2
Which is not a correct identifier for this piece?
Various artists, including the Kei school
Muromachi period, Japan
Kyoto, Japan
Rock garden
3
What the reason for this portrait to show individuality of the person portrayed?
It was used in ancestral worship
To make it recognizable to the person's spirit after death
To differentiate it from other elite officials
It was self portrait by the artist
4
The Forbidden City in Beijing, China is based on which plan?
Oblique
Linear
Central Axis
Bent Axis
5
The David Vases were made for?
A coronation gift
A British ambassador
Peace offering
A Daoist altar
6
Which of the following is a correct identifier for this piece?
Murasaki Shikibu
Red Spring Plum Blossoms
Gold leaf and ink on silk
Edo period, 18th century
7
Which is a characteristic of the Hokusai style?
Calligraphy
Rule of fourths
Faded colors
Oblique angles
8
What does this scroll painting depict?
A battle scene in a fictional narrative
An attack on a village
The abduction of the emperor
A conflict between two warring family clans
9
What is an attribute of women's hand style in Japanese painting?
Thick, strong burshtrokes
Calligraphy
Narrative or scenes of daily life
Black and white only
10
Which numbers are repetitively used in the Forbidden City?
4 and 6
1 and 3
10 and 12
5 and 9
11
This work is most similar to which of the following?
Under the Great Wave off Kanagawa
Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace
Travelers Among Mountains and Streams
Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaikh to Kings
12
Which is an incorrect symbol for this piece?
The dwarf symbolizes ignorance
The halo of fire symbolizes the universe
Flowers as adornments symbolize royalty
The raised foot symbolizes the dance of creation
13
The Taj Mahal's red and white color scheme symbolizes what?
Divinity and Royalty
Death and life
Purity/priestly class, and warrior class
Queen and King
14
Which of the following does not elevate the status of Jahangir in this painting?
A sun and moon halo
Being placed as a central figure in the piece
Hierarchic scale
Floral motifs, because they are a symbol of royalty
15
How is Liu Chunhua's work different from a traditional Chinese painting?
Use of oil paint
Use of color
Low horizon
Flat rendering of figures