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Unit Eight: South, East and Southeast Asia
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1
The title of this work is in reference to all of the following EXCEPT
the attempted seizure of power by rebel forces
the capture of the emperor
the ouster of Chinese rulers in Japan
the burning of the Imperial Palace
2
The construction of the Forbidden City was after a coup d'etat which is similar to the building
of the Palace at Westminster
of Persepolis
of Ankor Wat
of The Palace at Versailles
3
The art work above is most similar in materials, style, and function to the art work of
Bichitr
Fan Kuan
Ogata Korin
Hokusai
4
The function of this work is CLOSEST to that of
The Reliquary of St. Foy
The Basin of St. Louis
The Sarcophagus of King Tutankamen
The Merovingian Fibula
5
Todai-ji attempted to unify the country and to reinforce imperial power through its
Utilization of religious authority
Display of a proper burial for the afterlife
Emphasis on ideal cosmic order
Demonstration of a royal lineage
6
The original painting that this print is based an oil painting. This is significant because
Oil paint is a technique that is quintessentially Chinese
Oil paint was a newly developed painting technique in China
The painter was influenced by linear perspective
traditional Chinese techniques were banned by Mao’s regime
7
State affairs at the Forbidden City were part of which section of the complex
The Outer Court
The Inner Court
The Palace of Earthly Tranquility
The Hall of Ambassadors
8
This work is part of a brush painting school known as
Tang School
Literati painting
Yamato-E
Rinpu
9
In terms of its function, this work is closest to
The Funeral Banner of Lady Dai
The Great Wave Off Kanegawa
Travelers among Mountains and Streams
White and Red Plum Blossoms
10
The technique used in this work was also used by all of the following artists except
Lucas Cranach
Kathe Kollwitz
Rembrandt
Albrecht Durer
11
The Forbidden City is constructed on a central north-south axis, Where is the main entrance?
The Spiritual Valor Gate
Gate of Heavenly Peace
The Golden Stream
The Meridan Gate
12
The artist intended the work above to be experienced:
as a decorative screen
as a form of protest
as the background of a play
as a narrative time sequence
13
The function of the work is CLOSEST to that of
The Stele of Hegoso
The Head of the Roman Patrician
Tamati Waka Nene
The Portrait of Sin Sukyu
14
Graphic genre works associated with Japan
Rinpu
Yamato-E
Sumukhwa
Ukiyo-E
15
Zen philosophy influenced the development of dry gardens such as Ryoan-ji, as well as
the emperor who sought locations to develop royal academies
members of the warrior class desirous of a life of comfort
the Chinese Confucian belief in order and hierarchy
wealthy gentry seeking a closer relationship with Buddha
16
White gravel often symbolizes flowing water elements while rocks suggest
the pureness of nature
the celestial realm
the peaks of mount Meru
islands, shores, bridges or animals
17
In what context is this work similar to The Funeral Banner of Lady Dao
both are royal portraits
both are posthumous images
both exemplify Confucian beliefs in order and merit
both works were used for funerary purposes
18
The swift active brush strokes used by the artist give the viewer a feeling of
peace
chaos
fear
movement/action
19
The influence of trading with outside cultures came be seen in which of the following works
Travelers Among Mountains and Streams
The Night Attack at Sanjo Palace
The Jade and Gold Crown, Silla Kingdom
The David Vases
20
The art-making process used to create the work demonstrates the influence of
Ukiyo-E subject matter
Yamato-e style
Dutch woodblock print making
Chinese Daoist Hanging Scrolls
21
The style and formal qualities of this work are CLOSEST to that of
High Renaissance
Byzantine
Hiberno-Saxon Europe
Imperial Rome
22
One of the determining factors that drastically changed the Todai-ji in its reconstruction was
The availability of building materials
The changing religious ideologies
The debate over effective building techniques
The influence of a new historical narrative
23
a greatness beyond all possibility of calculation, measurement, or imitation.
Absolutism
Hierarchy of Genre
Expressionism
The Sublime
24
The purpose of mass producing works such as this was to
Inspire Chinese troops for military battle.
Illustrate an accurate event from the Cultural Revolution
Distribute propagandistic images throughout Communist China
Illustrate the beauty of China’s natural landscape
25
The narrative of The Funeral Banner of Lady Dai is CLOSEST in content to
The Last Judgement, Conques
The Last Judgment, Sistine Chapel
The Last Judgment of Hu-Nefer
Woman with a Balance by Vermeer
26
The massive guardian sculptures outside the temple were made using a
Joint-block technique
Lost-wax casting
Red-figure technique
Post and lintel system
27
The "Tarashikomi" technique seen in this work is similar to which Western painting techique
grisaille
wet on wet
tenebrism
sfumato
28
The atmospheric visual effects in the work are achieved through the use of
applications of wet paint to an already wet surface
sfumato
scale
ink washes
29
The Forbidden City is known in Chinese as "Zi jin cheng" which is a reference to the color...
yellow
white
blue
red
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The garden of Ryoan-ji, with its dry landscape courtyard garden was for
contemplative viewing and the clearing of one’s mind
studying the imperfections of nature
the purpose of contrasting the wet gardens beyond
strolling to interact with other wealthy visitors
