The central axis houses the most important buildings

AP History of Art China/ Korea Flashcards

1

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Longman Caves
Shakyamuni Caves
Silla rock-cut temple
Army of First Emperor

2

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Qin
Song
Anyang
Han

3

When in China's history were paintings like this made?

during the Cultural Revolution
currently
after the revolt of the masses
during the ming dynasty

4

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Song
Silla
Qin
Tang

5

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They sought to depict the essence of nature, not reproduce an exact copy.
The Neo-Confucian royal court were the primary patrons of the arts.
These painters sought misty long gone memories
Aimed at making the individual feel empowered through nature.

6

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Song Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
Koryo Dynasty
Ming dynasty

7

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(Kongō Rikishi) by masters of the Kei School of Painting
Fan Kuan. Tang Dynasty, China, c. 1000 CE
Fan Kuan. Song Dynasty, China, c. 1000 CE
Liu Chunhua, Ming Dynasty, China 1300 CE

8

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Emperors Palace
Permission Town
Forbidden City
Ryoan-ji

9

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Sin Sukju
Qin Shi Huang
Fan Kuan
Kim Jong-un

10

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Marquise of Dai
Xie He
Qin Shi Huang
Fan Kuan

11

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Shanxi
Beijing
Nanjing
Luoyang

12

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Commissioned by Emperor Shomu in 743.
Based on a cosmic mandala
The central axis houses the most important buildings
The Buddhist priest Shunjobo Chogen was placed in charge of reconstruction.

13

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Fan Kuan
Dong Qichang
Wu Chen
Hokusai

14

In the Forbidden City, what is the Empresses Palace called?

Palace of affection
Palace of Earthly Tranquility
Palace of Heavenly Purity
Porcelain chamber

15

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Wu Chen
Anyuan
Liu Chunhua
Chizhou

AP History of Art China/ Korea

Questions 15

AP History of Art China/ Korea

Questions 15