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Works Citedo “Khan Academy." Khan Academy. N.p.,

n.d. Web. 02 Dec. 2015.

o Nici, John B. Barron's AP Art History. Hauppauge, NY: Barron's Educational Series, 2008. Print.

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Contextual Informationo Great religions were established in and spread

throughout Asiao Buddhism, Hinduism, Daoism, Islam, Christianity

o The intertwining of crowded and empty spaces is a reflection of the Daoist theory of Ying and Yang, in which opposites flow into each other.

o The first ruler to unite China was emperor Shi Huangdi

o A particularly long lasting period in Korea was formed during the Silla dynasty, which united with the Tang Dynasty

o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIC4zom3w0g

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Forbidden City

o Stone masonry, marble, brick, wood, and ceramic tile

o Largest and most complete Chinese architecture in existence

o 9,000 rooms

o Walls 30 feet tall to keep people out and those inside in

o Only the royal court could ender (Hence name ‘Forbidden’ city)

15th century C.E. ~ Ming Dynasty ~ Beijing, China

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o Each corner of the rectangular plan has a tower representing the four corners of the world

o Focus is on Hall of Supreme Harmonyo Throne room and seat of powero Wood structure made with

elaborately painted beams o Meant for grand ceremonies: new

years, emperor’s birthday, the minter solstice

o Surrounding walls are characteristic of a Chinese city: privacy within provides protection; containment part of Chinese culture

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Funeral Banner of Lady Dai

o Lady Dai died in 168 B.C.E. in the Hunan province (Han Dynasty)

o Her tomb was found with over 100 objects inside

o T-shaped silk banner covered the inner coffin

o Most likely carried in a procession to the tomb, then placed over the body– thought to speed the journey to the afterlife

o Yin symbols on the left, Yang on the right

Western Han Dynasty ~ 168 B.C.E. ~ Hunan Provincial Museum, Changsha

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o Painted in three distinct sectionso Top:

o left – heaven with crescent moon o center – two seated officers guard the

entrance to heaven o right – legend of ten suns

o Middle: earth with Lady Dai in center making journey to heaven with walking stick; mourners and assistants on her side; dragons’ circle in a yin and yang exchange

o Bottom: the underworld, framed by fish, turtles, and dragon tails; a tomb guardians protects body

VocabularyYin and yang: complementary polarities. The yin is a feminine

symbol with dark, soft, moist, and weak characteristics. The yang is the male symbol that has bright, hard, dry, and strong characteristics.

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Travelers among Mountains and Streams

o Ink on silk

o Hanging scroll

o Artist isolated himself so he could be with nature and study it; Daoist philosophy

o He produced very complex landscapes

o May be Fan Kuan only surviving work; signature hidden in bushes on the lower right

Paints by Fan Kuan ~ 1000 C.E. ~ National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan

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o Different brush strokes represented different kinds of trees: coniferous, deciduous, etc.

o Long waterfall on right balanced by mountain of left; waterfall accents height of the mountain

o Not a pure landscape: donkeys laden with firewood are driven by two men; a small temple appears in the forest; man seen as small and insignificant

o Mist created by ink washes; silhouette the roofs of the temple

VocabularyDaoism: a philosophical belief begun by Laozi that stresses

individual expression and a striving to find balance in one’s life

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Portrait of Sin Sukju

o Hanging scroll

o Ink and color on silk

o Sin Sukju was the Korean Prime Minister (1461-1464 and 1471-1475) and a soldier

o Repainted over the years, especially in 1475 when he died

1417-1475 C.E., Korea

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o Korean portraits emphasize how the subjects made a great contribution to the country and how the spirit of loyalty to king and country was valued by Confucian philosophy

o Portrait was made when he was a second grade civil officer: insignia designed with clouds and a wild goose

VocabularyConfucianism: a philosophical belief begun by Confucius that

stressed education, devotion to family, mutual respect, and traditional culture.

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Theme: Power and AuthorityPortrait of Sin Sukju

o Frontal view of stoolo Ink and color on silko Feet on stool represents figure

of power/authorityo Sin Sukju made great

contributions to the country

Lindisfarne Gospels, Saint Luke

o Frontal view of stoolo Vellumo Halo represents figure of divine

power

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Chairman Mao En Route to Anyuan

o Color lithograph

o Based on an oil painting by Liu Chunhua

o Iconic representation of the Great Leader’s career

o Painted during the Cultural Revolution of 1966-1976; high art was dismissed as feudal or bourgeois

o Poster-like; vivid colors, dramatic and obvious political message

1969 C.E. ~ Private Collection

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o Art was done anonymously; individual artistic fame seen as counter cultural in a collectivist society

o The image is a moment in the 1920’s; Mao on his way to Anyuan to lead a miner’s strike

o Mao worked for reforms for miners; supported a local strike for better wages, working condition, and education

o For many people, this action formed a permanent bond with the communist party

o May be most reproduced image ever: 900,000,000 copies

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Army of Emperor Shi Huangdi

o Discovered in 1974

o Made of terra-cotta

o Originally colorfully painted

o Daoism seen in the individualization of each soldier despite how many there were

221-209 B.C.E. ~ Qin Dynasty ~ Lingtong, China

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o About 8,000 terra-cotta warriors

o 100 wooden chariots

o 2 bronze chariots

o 30,000 weapons

o Soldiers are six feet tall with differing expressions; some fierce, some proud, some confident

o Representation of a Chinese army marching into the next world

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Theme: Human Figure and DeathArmy of Emperor Shi Huangdi

o Terra-cottao used in burialo All males, with differing

appearanceso China, Qin Dynasty

Army of Emperor Shi Huangdi

o Ceramico Used in burialo Females and males; differing

appearanceso Near East, Sumerian

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Longmen Caveso limestone

o Caves along the banks of the Yi River

o Carves from existing rock; some large, some small

o 800,000 people worked on the siteo 110,000 Buddhist stone

statueso 60+ stupaso 2,800 inscriptions on steles

493-1127 B.C.E. ~ Tang Dynasty ~ Luoyang, China

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o Buddha arranged as if on an altar of a temple, deeply set into the rock face

o Inscription states that the Empress Wu Zetian was the principal patroness of the site, and she used her private funds to finance the project

o Vairocana Buddha having monk attendants, bodhisattvas, and guardians flanking him

o Elongated lags and exaggerated poses

VocabularyBodhisattva: a deity who refrains from entering nirvana to

help others

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Gold and Jade Crown

o Uncovered in a royal tomb in

Gyeongju, Korea

o Symbolizes geometric trees

o Antler forms influenced by

Shamanistic practices in Siberia

o Very light weight; had limited

use

o Possibly used for ceremonial

occasions, but perhaps only for

burial

5th-6th century C.E. ~ Seoul, South Korea

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The David Vaseso White porcelain with

cobalt blue underglazeo One of the most important

examples on blue and white porcelain

o Made for the alter of a Daoist temple, along with an incense burner

o Dedication of the side of the neck on the vase (earliest dedication on a blue and white porcelain vase)

o Blue color imported from Iran

1351 ~ British Museum, London

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o Handles shaped like elephant heads

o The neck and foot of vase are decorated as flowers and leaves

o The central section is a Chinese dragon with traditional long bodies, beards, scales, and claws

o Names after Sir Percival David, a collector of Chinese art

VocabularyPorcelain: a ceramic made out of clay that when fired in a kiln

produces a product that is hard, white, brittle, and shiny

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https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/art-asia/imperial-china/yuan-dynasty/v/david-vases

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Thanks for watching!

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POP QUIZ Pop Quiz to see if you were paying

close attention to our power point:

Each slide had a letter in the upper left hand corner. If put together, they spell out a sentence. What is that sentence (First correct answer gets a prize)

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