Pre-Modern Japanese Art Test 3

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Name

Black “Raku” Tea Bowl

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Artist

Chojiro

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Medium

earthenware

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Period

late 16th century, Momoyama period

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What is this bowl the embodiment of?

the wabi-sabi aesthetic

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Raku Tea Bowl

a hand-shaped lightweight glazed earthenware

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wabi-sabi aesthetic

finds beauty in the simple and rustic, appreciates imperfection through asymmetric and irregular form

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How was the first Raku bowl created?

requested by Rikyu, created by Chojiro

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Name

Taian Teahouse

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Artist

Rikyu

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Medium

wood, mud, straw, washi paper, and bamboo

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Period

1582, Momoyama period

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What does this house represent?

the wabi-sabi aesthetic

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Name

Himeji Castle

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Period

built in 1346, completed in 1609, Momoyama period

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Medium

wood, stone, plaster, and tiled roofs

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What are some of the defensive measures of Himeji Castle?

heavily fortified gates, tall walls, places for archers, winding paths

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What are the features of Shoin-style rooms?

hanging scroll, staggered shelves, sliding doors, tatami mat flooring, decorative alcove, built-in desk, sliding windows

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what is in the luxurious rooms of Himeji Castle?

wall in the alcove and the sliding doors are painted in vivid color and gold leaf

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Name

Cypress

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Artist

Eitoku Kano

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Medium

8-panel screen, ink, color, and gold leaf on paper

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Period

1590 Momoyama Period

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what techniques are used in this work?

byobu(large-scale painting in the format of folding screen), Heian-era yamato-e elements(vivid color and gold), Zen painting elements(natural subjects and ink brushwork), cropping

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What does Nanban mean?

literally means Southern barbarians, refers to foreigners

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Name

Nanban Screen

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Medium

one of a pair, six panel folding screen, ink, color, and gold on paper

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Period

late 16th- early 17th century, Momoyama period

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Name

Scenes in and around Kyoto

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Medium

a pair of 6-panel screens, ink and color with gold on paper

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Period

1614-15, Momoyama-Edo period

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What are some design choices in this work?

Bird’s eye view, panoramic view, landmarks arrangement is accurately relative to each other, figures and objects not proportionate, flattened space, highly detailed, lively city life, gold clouds

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Name

Waves at Matshushima

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Artist

Sotatsu Tawaraya

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Period

early 17th century, Edo Period

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Medium

a pair of 6-panel screens, ink, color, gold, and silver on paper

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Rinpa style painting

Rin of Korin and pa meaning style or school, based on yamato-e style painting, revival of Heian court arts

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Who were the representative painters of Rinpa school?

Sotatsu and Korin

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Who promoted the Rinpa Style?

the wealthy merchant class

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What techniques did Sotatsu follow?

boneless(no-outline), puddled ink

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puddled ink technique

wet pigments are layered to form pooling, gradation effect

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Name

Irises with eight planked bridges

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Artist

Korin Ogata

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Medium

pair of 6-panel folding screens, color and gold leaf on paper

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Period

18th century, Edo Period

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What does this earlier Ukiyo-e print depict?

a scene at a teahouse in the Yoshiwara pleasure district

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Ukiyo-e print

single sheet, depicts new urban subjects, produced by a group of artists, mass-producible, inexpensive and affordable

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What new art what promoted by the middle class in the Edo Period?

Ukiyo-e woodblock prints

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What was the process of Ukiyo-e prints?

artist designs it, carver carves it, printer prints it

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what were popular themes in Ukiyo-e prints?

Bijin(beautiful women), Kabuki actor, landscape

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Name

Three Beauties of the present day

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Artist

Utamaro Kitagawa

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Medium

color woodblock print with mica-dusted background

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Period

1790s, Edo Period

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What was Utamaro known for?

bijin(beautiful women) prints, introduced the close-up portrait format

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Name

Kabuki Actor Ebizo Ichikawa

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Artist

Sharaku

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Medium

color woodblock print with black mica

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Period

1794

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What was Sharaku known for and criticized for?

portrayed the kabuki stars realistically, not hiding their flaws

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What happened to Sharaku?

his career ended after 10 months

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Name

The Great Wave from the series 36 views of mt. fuji

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Artist

Hokusai Katsushika

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Medium

color woodblock print

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Period

1830-32, Edo period

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Name

a print from the series entitled 53 Stations of the Tokaido

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Artist

Hiroshige Utagawa

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Medium

color woodblock print

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Period

Edo period

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Uki-e

perspective picture, came from learning western art techniques(linear perspective) from the Dutch

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Name

a scene at a teahouse in the Yoshiwara pleasure district

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Medium

color woodblock print

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Period

mid-18th century, Edo period

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Name

Pine Trees in the Snow

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Artist

Okyo Maruyama

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Medium

a pair of six-panel screens, ink, color, and gold on paper

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Period

1780

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What was this artwork representative of?

a move towards creating naturalistic representation of nature

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How did Japan’s isolationist period end?

US Navy Commodore Matthew Perry arrived at Edo Bay in 1853

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Japonisme

the influence of Japanese art and design on Western artists

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Name

Commodore Matthew Perry’s Black Ship

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Medium

color woodblock print

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Period

Edo period

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Name

Plate with VOC monogram

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Medium

porcelain, underglaze blue

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Period

late 17th century, Edo Period

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What does VOC stand for in this work?

the Dutch East India company which exported Japanese porcelain to Europe

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What is an example of Japonisme?

Imari-style porcelain

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Porcelain

white stone fired at a higher temperature than earthenware and stoneware, thin and light but strong

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Imari

the port of which porcelain products were exported to Europe

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Arita

major porcelain production site