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VIS21B Summer I 2014 Arts of Asia Part III Japanese Art

VIS21B Summer I 2014 Arts of Asia Part III Japanese Art. Modern Large Map of Japan. Jōmon (cord-pattern) (ca. 10,500-300 b.c.e.) Earthenware vessels and figurines. Jōmon cord-patterns. Flame-Style Storage Vessel , Japan, Middle Jomon Period, ca. 2500 bce, Cleveland Museum of Art.

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VIS21B Summer I 2014 Arts of Asia Part III Japanese Art

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  1. VIS21B Summer I 2014 Arts of AsiaPart III Japanese Art

  2. Modern Large Map of Japan

  3. Jōmon (cord-pattern) (ca. 10,500-300 b.c.e.)Earthenware vessels and figurines

  4. Jōmon cord-patterns

  5. Flame-Style Storage Vessel, Japan, Middle Jomon Period, ca. 2500 bce, Cleveland Museum of Art

  6. Dogu, from Kamikurokoma, Misaka-cho, Yamanashi.H. 25.2.Jomon Period, 3000-2000 B.C.

  7. Late Jomon Ewer from Ibaraki

  8. Yayoi (300 bce-300 ce)Earthenware vessels and Bronze ritual objects

  9. From Takakura site, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi. H.32.6.Yayoi Period, 3rd century.

  10. Dotaku, reportedly from site in Kagawa Prefecture.H. 42.7.Yayoi Period, 2nd-1st century B.C.

  11. Kofun Era of the Ancient Tombs

  12. Tomb of Emperor Nintoku. Near Osaka. Kofun Period.5th c.

  13. Haniwa, from Iizuka-cho, Ota-shi, GunmaH. 130.5Kofun Period 6th century

  14. Haniwa, from Kokai, Oizumi-machi, GunmaH.68.5.Kofun Period, 6th century.

  15. Haniwa, from Nohara, Konan-machi, Saitama.Present H. 64.2, 57.3.Kofun Period, 6th century

  16. Ise Shrine http://www.isejingu.or.jp/english/

  17. Asuka Period (552-645) Nara Period (645-794) Early Nara (Hakuho) period: 645-710 Late Nara (Tempyo) period: 710-794

  18. Buddhism’s Entry into Japan

  19. Horyuji (Temple of the Exalted Dharma), southwest of Nara. Originally built 607, rebuilt between 670 and 710.

  20. Golden Hall (Kondo) at the Horyu-ji. Asuka period. 7th c.

  21. Ise vs. Horyuji Main Hall at Ise Shrine Golden Hall at Horyu-ji

  22. Shiba Tori. Shaka triad. Gilt bronze. Asuka period. 623.

  23. Horyuji Kondo Mural

  24. Five-storied pagoda of the Horyu-ji. Asuka period. 7th c.

  25. Horyuji Pagoda Roof

  26. Tamamushi shrine. Laquer painting on wood. Asuka period. 7th c.

  27. Tiger Jataka. Panel on the Tamamushi shrine. Laquer painting on wood. Asuka period. 7th c.

  28. Nara Nara period645-794

  29. Kondo (Golden Hall), Toshodai-ji, ca. 759, Nara

  30. Portrait of the Priest Ganjin (Jianzhen), 763, Nara period Dry lacquer with paint Miedo, Toshodai-ji

  31. The Chinese Tang style bracket structure

  32. Thousand-Armed Kannon 2nd half of the 8th century Dry lacquer over wood Kondo, Toshodai-ji

  33. Todaiii (Great Eastern Temple), in Nara

  34. Great Buddha at the Todaiji

  35. Shoso-in

  36. Biwa (lute) with painted leather plectrum guard.From the Shoso-in.Late 8th c.

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