Chapter 26

Question 1

Dried up mountains and water

Answer 1

Karesansui

Question 2

Method of borrowing scenery beyond the wall

Answer 2

Borrowed Scenery

Question 3

Paper covered sliding doors

Answer 3

Fusuma

Question 4

Folding Screen

Answer 4

Byobu

Question 5

Formal room for receiving important guest

p: Artists rending the Kojoin guest house and onjoji

Answer 5

Shoin

Question 6

(screens) Wood frames covered with translucent rice paper

Answer 6

Shoji

Question 7

Mats usually made from bamboo?

p. Tea Room

Answer 7

Tatami

Question 8

Japanese tea ceremony

Answer 8

Chanoyu

Question 9

Type of Raku ware - red, hand built, low fired ceramic of gritty red clay,

Answer 9

Tea Bowl

Question 10

Low fired ceramic hand built, of gritty clay, developed for tea ceremonies

Answer 10

Raku Ware

Question 11

Derived from a tree and produced as a clear glass-like finish when painted onto objects

p. Ogata Korin

or

… box for writing implements

Answer 11

Lacquer

Question 12

Sprinkled design, where powdered gold or silver is embedded in damp lacquer

p. lacquer box for writing implements

Answer 12

Makie

Question 13

Steeped tea

Answer 13

Sencha

Question 14

Block containing most structural or descriptive elements of the design

Answer 14

Key Block

Question 15

Method of overlapping colours or something.. idk its registration marks lmao

Answer 15

Registration Marks

Question 16

Woodblock print, pictures of floating work

Answer 16

Ukiyo-e (Pictures of the floating world)

Question 17

Robes with short sleeves

p. Womans …

Answer 17

Kosode

Question 18

Ceramic. From kilns established by the nabeshima samurai clan and were eventually acquired by other noble families

p. plate

Answer 18

Nabashima Ware

Question 19

Peace and harmony found by meditation

Answer 19

Zennn

Question 20

Person who trained as a Zen monk and worked in Shubun’s painting studio for 20 years before going to a provincial Zen temple in western Japan

p. Winter Landscape

Answer 20

Sesshu

Question 21

Japanese religion

Answer 21

Shinto

Question 22

First leader of Japan who destroyed Buddhist monastery… then was succeeded by (…) who gained Complete power in japan

Answer 22

Nobunaga and Hideyoshi

Question 23

Founded one of the most important artists in 17 century (Tawaraya Sotatsu).

Group of artists whose art reinterpreted ancient country styles

p. Waves at Matsushima

Answer 23

Rinpa School

Question 24

Japanese artist

Answer 24

Maruyama Okyo

Question 25

Self taught artist who uses Chinese styles in paintings

p. View of Kojima bay

Answer 25

Ike Tagia

Question 26

Zen master and self taught painter from the edo period

p. Giant Daruma

Answer 26

Hakuin Ekaku