Pentathlon Fine Arts - p44-56

When did watercolor's history in western art truly begin?

What was Kim Ung-Won known for?

What is ink wash painting known as in China?

Four great painters of the Yuan Dynasty

Who was the founding director of the Shanghai Animation Film Studio?

Which country did Buddhism impact the most?

Where's Mama was published in 1963

Which of the following are from the Six Canons of Painting?

How many fishermen are in the painting?

What kinds of drawings were suitable for watercolor?

What does Xuan compose of?

Fishermen is a copied painting

Contrary to Chinese painting, Korean paintings depict actual topographic landscapes

The Yangban were the Japanese-equivilant of the literati

When did ink art begin to gain prominence?

Ink painting was not considered an art form before the Yuan Dynasty

What was the photo in the guide shown on Page 46?

What is a colophon

How does the playfulness in Gibbons in a Landscape relate to Zen Buddhism?

Durer's self portrait shows him as:

Albrect Durer was little-known internationally

How does Wu Zhen's painting give a sense of rhythmic flow?

Sesson Shukei's birthname was Satake Heizo

The Large Piece of Turf shows closed orchids

What object was favored amongst the Chinese literati?

Why was the Shanghai Animation Film Studio shut down?

Zen buddhism was embraced during the post-WWII period

When was wove paper introduced?

You studied this section well.

Prince Shotoku was Daoist