ARTS: Southeast Asian Sculpture and Architecture Flashcards

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THAILAND

The shape of its face is still oval and on its head is a flame-like shape that protrudes. This classic figure has been the standard since the Sukhothai whether it is in a sitting position or on a standing position.

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Buddha

SCULPTURE

Materials: stone and bronze
Color: white and silver-white, variation of brown, ochre

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Large golden temples and stupas with projecting roof and tall towers dominate Thailand’s landscape.

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Sukhthai complex Thailand

ARCHITECTURE

The memorial of the old kingdom is one of Thailand’s cultural symbols.

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MALAYSIA

Series of floral and looped designs after the Islamic or Chinese motif

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Golden statue of the Goddess Durga slaying Mahishasur

SCULPTURE

A minority of Hindus including Malay adherents continue to revere Hindu and Chinese deities.

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MALAYSIA

The official residence of the head of the country. The palace looks majestic with its surrounding parks, clear ponds, and evergreen lawns.

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Istana Negara, Kuala Lampur

ARCHITECTURE

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INDONESIA

The Hindu elephant god survived the long Hindu traditions in Java, Indonesia.

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Dancing Ganesh (Ganesha) sculpture from North Bengal. 11th century AD, Asian Art Museum of Berlin (Dahlem)

SCULPTURE

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INDONESIA

The world largest Buddhist temple. It was built in the 9th century in Central Java, Indonesia.

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Pagaruyong Palace, West Sumatra, Indonesia & Borobudur Temple Indonesia

ARCHITECTURE

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CAMBODIA

The heavy influence of Hinduism in the design of the brass sculpture of the Phoenix the Hindu mythical creatures of life death; and clay sculptures of the god and goddesses of the epic of Ramayana are prevalent.

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12th-century Brahma with missing book and water pot, Cambodia & Brass sculpture of the Hindu God Vaikuntha Vishnu

SCULPTURE

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CAMBODIA

A vast royal shrine that was built by the Khmer kings in the 12th century. It is famous for its temples decorated with superb reliefs carvings.

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Wat Mahathat
& Angkor Wat

ARCHITECTURE

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VIETNAM

Based on a traditional layout that has several courtyards; includes a triple gate in front of the temple.

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Stupas Tombs Large temples, stupas, and tombs

ARCHITECTURE

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VIETNAM

A cultural symbol. It stands as a memorial that symbolizes a great kingdom in the past.

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Royal Mausoleum of Minh Mang

ARCHITECTURE

Mausuleum of Minh

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MYANMAR

This country has a long-established artistic tradition. This is shown in their famous pagodas that have elaborate designs.

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Myanmar

  • It is said to be the home of around 2,200 temples, pagodas, and ruins.
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12
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The largest achaeological area in Myanmar

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Bagan

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LAOS OR LAO PDR

Silver or gold sculptures, Buddha statuettes, trays, vases, kettles.

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Buddha sculpture in Wat Mai, Lao PDR)

Design – curved lines
Materials – brass or plated with thin gold and silver
Color – sienna, umber, yellow, and orange

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BRUNEI

Ali Saifuddien Mosque in Brunei Darussalam

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Sultan Omar

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