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Landscapes of Truth

-Inner truth


-Neoconfucian moral order


-Nature reflects inner truth


-Three Doctrines

Three Perfections

-Poetry, painting, calligraphy


-Intersections


-Brushstrokes

Eye of the Painting

-Perspective/attitude


-Human beings' place


-Where artist wants viewers to see from

Chan/Zen Art

-Meditative state of Buddhism


-Minimalist


-Monochrome


-Simple


-Muqi, Liang Kai

Eremitism

-Hermit


-Refused to serve mongols


-Escape into nature


-Literati identity

Female Agency and Art Making

-Patrons, collaborators, collectors, inscribers


-Su Hui (Hui-wen palindrome)


-Empress Yang (calligrapher, patron, ghostwriter)

Three Distances in Painting

-High, low, deep

Queen Mother of the West

-Han deity


-Immortality


-West


-Yin


-Tomb tiles, wall paintings


-Odd animals


-Elixir of immortality

Silk Routes

-Cross-cultural interaction


-China to Mediterranean


-Tang Dynasty


-Influx of foreign techniques and cultures

Modular Production

-Many identical pieces at once


-Unified process


-Different molds


-Terracotta army, Dou-gong, Forbidden City

Forbidden City

-Imperial palace from Ming to Qing


-Central axis


-Hierarchy


-Yin & yang


-Modular production


-Micro-macro-cosmic resonance

Jingdezhen

-Porcelain production center


-Modular process


-Yangzhi River


-Kiln wood


-Gaolin clay

Dou-Gong Architecture

-Brackets


-Dou: space // Gong: crosspiece


-Entirely made of wood


-Modular


-Fine craftsmanship

Ji Cheng's "The Craft of Gardens"

-First garden lit. monograph


-Masterpiece of garden lit.


-Interconnected natural landscape & garden building


-Borrowing of forms

Dunhuang/Magao Caves

-Thousands of Buddha sculptures/murals


-Significance of Buddhism


-Tang Dynasty


-Economic boom

Ritual Bronzes

-Religious role


-Shang / Early Zhou


-Wine, food, water vessels


-Ritual use


-Heavenly power of ruler

Painted Pottery

-Neolithic (Yangshao)


-Calligraphic, flexible brushstrokes


-Organic


-Earthenware

Tang Horses

-3-colored earthenware ceramics


-Tang Tombs


-3 glazes


-With other figures (musicians)


-Cultural exchange b/w China and Middle Asia

Giuseppe Castiglione

-Jesuit missionary


-Court painter


-Qianlong emperor


-Linear perspective


-Realism


-Hybrid style b/w West and China

Qi

-Swirling cloud motif


-"Stuff" of universe


-Qin Dynasty


-Universality


-Emperor's control over entire universe