4th Sixth Weeks Flashcards
Technique used in building the Ise Shrine which the wallboards were slipped into slots in the pillars
Mortise and tenon
A spiritual being or deity
Kami
The beam at the crest of the roofs
Ridge pole
Pre-Buddhist beliefs that developed in the Yayoi period
Shinto
Amidst
The Buddha of immeasurable light and infinite
Life ruler of the western pure land
Buddha triad
Buddha flanked by 2 bodhisattvas
Mandorla
A lotus-petal shaped nimbus
Pictures alternated with text
Hand scroll
Japan’s most admired literary classic written around 1000 by murasaki shikubu. Heian court culture
Take of Genji
Torrii busshi
Sculptor who was a descendant of a Chinese immigrant and sculptures a Buddha triad
Native style paintings of Japan bright mineral pigments, lack of emphasis on strong brushwork, general flatness
Yamato-e
What was the main art form of the jomon culture?
Cord markings, technique that the Jomon culture used to decorate earthenware vessels
How do Jomon vessels differ from the Neolithic Chinese examples?
Japanese vessels are extremely thick and heavy
The harder thinner and lighter Neolithic Chinese earthenware emphasizes basic ceramic form and painted decoration
Name the two cultures that had the strongest influence on the developed of Japanese art
Jomon period
Yayoi & Kofun periods
What was the purpose of the greatest turmoil that were built during the juan period?
Recall earlier Jomon practices of placing the dead on sacred mountains