4 Forms of Japanese Paintings - album, fan, scroll, screen, Ink wash painting. - Sumi-e, narrative painting, uses "roof blown off" technique - Yamato-e, "picture scroll" - Emakimono, "likeness picture" - Nise-e, Japanese calligraphy - Shodo, Traditional Chinese attire worn by women - Cheongsam/Qipao, Traditional Chinese attire worn by men - Changsan, Traditional Chinese attire worn by both men and women. - Hanfu, Traditional formal attire of Japanese women. - Kimono, Traditional attire of Japanese men - Hakama, Traditional attire of South Korea, which has a bell shaped silhouette. - Hanbok, What is the name for these kinds of roofs in East Asian architecture?? - sweeping roofs, It existed in Japan as early as the 8th century, primarily used for Buddhist texts and images - Woodblock Printing, Art form during the Edo period that uses subjects like kabuki actors, sumo wrestlers, courtesans, geishas, Japanese legends, and history to appeal to the masses - Ukiyo-e, Japanese graphic novel - Manga, Japanese art of paper folding - Origami, "rope patterned" ceramics - Jomon Pottery, "human form" Japanese doll - Ningyo, Japanese soft-bodied doll given to pregnant women and children for protection. - Hoko, Doll which means "getting up little priest" - Okiagari-Koboshi, Japanese "goal or wishing doll" - Daruma, Japanese cylindrical wooden doll with a large spherical head and no arms - Kokeshi, Japanese pyramid-shaped dolls - Hina,

Arts 8 3rd Quarter

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