korean / tibetan / bhutanese art

stone age works dating

what is the earliest example of korean art

gotyeo dynasty

which dynasty was one of the most prolific periods for the artists in many disciplines, especially in pottery

melon-shaped wine ewer

it has a bamboo decoration that demonstrates the goryeo potter’s technical skill

neolithic art

korean ancient pottery improved during what era

comb pattern pottery

this vessel form has a simple v-shape with a pointed or rounded bottom that produce a sort of comb pattern

jeulmun pottery period

named after the decorated pottery vessels that form a large part of the pottery assemblage

jeulmun

it literally means “comb-patterned”. and is a boom in the archaeological excavations of jeulmun period sites

bronze age

in korea, it began around the 15th century BCE

symbols of authority / ritual instruments

during bronze age era, only few people possesed bronze tools which served either as ____ or _____

korean sword

it has served a central place in the defense of the nation for thousand of years

ceremonial swords

were typically reserved for the officer corps as a symbol of authority with which to command the troops

geom and do

korean swords fall into two broad categories which are the ___ and the ___

magatama

a comma shaped beads that appeared in prehistoric japan from the final jomon period through the kofun period

iron age

this era is the result of transition from the late bronze to early iron age that begins in the 4th century BCE

goguryeo, baekje, silla

what are the three kingdom in the korean peninsula

goryeo

gogueyeo is also called _____

goguryeo

this kingdom is located in the northern and central parts of the koran peninsula and southern and central parts of manchuria

goguryeo

which kingdom controlled most of the korean peninsula, large parts of manchuriai and parts of eastern mongolia and inner mongolia

baekje

this kingdom was founded as a member of the mahan confederacy

baekje

this kingdom’s peak in the 4th century controlled most of the western korean peninsula

384 from goguryeo

buddhism was introduced to baekje in how many forms and where did it come from

jinhan

the confederation of city states in the southeast of the peninsula unified and expaned known as

silla

it was the smallest and weakest among the three kingdom

silla

which kingdom in korean peninsula used a cunning diplomatic means to make pacts and alliances

korean calligraphy and printing

this art form represents the apogee and korean confucian art

korean fabric arts

craft of making fabric and textiles produced by the people on the korean peninsula

dignity and prestige

korean knot in the ruling palaces signify

decorat buddhist ornaments

for religious purposes knots was used to

norigae

this is the most common use of knots, traditional korean ornaments worn by women to decorate clothing

hanji

korean paper is also known as ___

dak

it is a tree native to korea that is known colloquially as paper mulberry

tal

mask of any type in korea are called

ko hu idong

he is a korean artist who pioneered in the application of western techniques to traditional painting styles

sea, cranes, peaches

what were the popular subjects in court paintings in the late joseon dynasty

peaches

____ in paintings grow only every 3,000 years and symbolizes longevity

buddhist, confucian, decorating paintings

what are the 3 types of paintings in korea

himalayan art

tibetan art is also called “______”

lamaism

tibetan art is also called ____, which is a regional form of northern buddhism

tubo kingdom

it is when tibetan arts have developed

buddhism

religious paintings have made a further progess most especially after introducing _______ to tibet

buddha/deities

tibetan artists followed rules to personify correctly the _____ or _____

sand mandala

it is one of the particular types of artworks of tibetan artists, where it depicts the universe and the cosmos

bhutan

in ____, art remains an essential part of daily life that retains the purity and handicraft of ancient times

bhutanese people

for these people, each artwork piece they create represents a religious experience that has a connection with something that goes beyond them

zorig chusum

there are 13 traditional arts and crafts in bhutanese art, and it is called

buddhism

the 13 arts are rooted in

pema lingpa

they belived that _____ introduced the 13 traditional arts and crafts in 15th century

tenzin ragbye

in 17th century, the 13 traditional arts and crafts was categorized by

4th druk desi

this is a title given to rulers, which means “thunder dragon”

anonymous , commissioned

one important aspect of bhutanese art is that the artist is _____, and if the art bears a name, it is usually the name of the person who _____