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36 Cards in this Set

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Nike Sneaker Coffin


Paa Joe


Africa (Ghana)

Russian Cultural Centre


Shamsia Hassani


Afghanistan

Bamboo Groves in Mist and Rain


Guan Daoshen


China

Emerald Buddha


Thailand

Memory Board


Africa (Democratic Republic of the Congo)

Nail Figure


Africa (Democratic Republic of the Congo)

Eagle Transformation Mask


Canada (Native art of the Americas)

Tiki


Polynesia (Pacific Islands/Oceania)

Under the Wave off Kanagawa


Hokusai


Japan

Han Dynasty Urn with Coca-Cola logo


Ai Weiwei


China

Wondjina rock art


Western Australia

Moai


Rapa Nui (Easter Island)


Pacific Art

Machu Picchu


Peru


Native art of the Americas

Taj Mahal


India


Muslim architecture

Men's meeting house (Bai)


Caroline Islands


Micronesia (Oceanic art)

primitivism

the incorporation of stylistic elements of African, Oceanic, and Native American objects into Western art

relic

a part of a deceased holy person's body or belongings kept as an object of reverence

reliquary

a container for holy relics

apotropaic

capable of repelling evil

vodun

supernatural powers that can be honored and petitioned as specific deities

mosque

Muslim place of worship

nimbus

a luminous cloud or halo surrounding a supernatural being or saint

mihrab

prayer niche at the point of a mosque that is nearest to Mecca

pagoda

Hindu/Buddhist sacred building that houses relics


*East Asian tower associated with a Buddhist temple

wabi sabi

a Japanese concept of finding beauty in the imperfect as a reminder of Nature's constant changes

floating world

"woodblock printing"


images created for the masses that depicted pictures of urban life and natural scenes that ordinary people could relate to and enjoy

tattoo

derived from Polynesian word "tatau"


functions include: beautification, marking identity (ex, gender, tribe), supernatural protection, marking rite of passage or significant event

sanjue

"The Three Perfections"


combing poetry, painting, and calligraphy into one piece

handscroll

a continuous roll of paper or silk of varying length on which an image has been painted and when not being viewed is rolled up

bocio figure

represents the person who commissions it and serves as a decoy, deflecting danger from the actual living person

stupa

a large, moundlike Buddhist shrine that often contains relics

raindrop stroke

small, pale brush marks

aborigines

original people; indigenous population

ushnisha

bump on top of a Buddha's head

mudra

hand gesture of a Buddha

Describe the relationship between the spirit world/supernatural and traditional art of the Non-western world.

1. Taj Mahal - Islamic argument over the strictness of iconography


2. Reliquary Guardian figure - figure created with apotropaic qualities that protect reliquaries in Gabon


3. Nail Figure - figures created to motivate spirits to either awaken or be triggered to perform a certain task by placing specific substances into the figure's head or stomach (Congo)


4. Vodun altar - wood carved figures with hair/clothes belonging to an enemy and chanted around to capture the spirit and control it (Benin)