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    Printmaking History

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    Widow. According to Getlein, “Kollwitz allowed traces of the cutaway portions of the block print, evoking the energy and violence of the cutting and gouging that cleared the background away (Getlein 178).” The Widow is about war and Kathe used the woodblock to her advantage to create more meaning and a stronger definition of what her art was about, if she had used another form of printmaking the intended effect that the piece has on the viewer would not be the same. In contrary to Kathe the…

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    Kuniyoshi’s artwork titled The Plover Crystal River in Mutsu Province is a 3 piece colored artwork. These pieces are apart of a larger series called The Six Crystal Rivers. These pieces are made from 1847 to 1848. Utagawa had used a popular style of woodblock prints and paintings during the Edo period called ukiyo-e. Although they can be displayed separately on their own, the prints can be put together to form an even larger piece of artwork. These series of prints are 14 inches tall and 30…

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    The Chinese people have a rich cultural and historical heritage that can be traced back to the 12th century when the Chinese people witnessed several changes in their socio-economic and political practices. The period of 12th and 13th century remains two of the greatest and important period of Chinese historical period as it provides the chronological events and the nature of situation between two different dynasty regimes that is the Song Dynasty and the Mongol Dynasty. It was, however, the era…

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    907 AD, under the control of many great emperors, the Tang Dynasty received the nickname “The Golden Age of Ancient China” because it was a very prosperous time. They are well known for their poetry, painting, tricolored glazed pottery, and woodblock printing. It followed the Sui Dynasty, which failed under Emperor Yang. He was a tyrant and because of this, the people rebelled and the Sui Dynasty was overthrown, which led to the start of the Tang Dynasty. Li Yuan was a governor during the Sui…

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    Inventions So next up, are inventions. I’ll just talk about the most important slides. Paper, printing, gunpowder and the compass. Paper: Paper originated in the Han dynasty and was made by Cai Lun. He used mulberry, blast fibres along with fishnets, old rags and hemp waste. Printing: Printing was also invented in the Han dynasty. There were two techniques, woodblock printing and moveable type of printing. People would print by individual sheets of paper were pressed into wooden blocks with…

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    The Great Wave off Kanagawa, which is additionally called The Great Wave or The Wave for short, is a wood block print made in japan by the artist Hokusai. It was created by Hokusai sometime between 1830 and 1833 as the very first print in Hokusai's series 36 Views of Mount Fuji. It is one of Hokusai's most famous work. Also considered in the art world as one of the most recognizable pieces of Japanese art in the world. The image is essentially, a massive wave threatening boats off the coast of…

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    Siella Kingdom

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    At the beginning of the Three Kingdoms period, amongst the three kingdoms: Silla, Koguryo and Paekche, Silla would have seemed the least likely to succeed in unifying the Korean peninsula. Silla was the smallest of the three kingdoms, and its location on the southeastern corner of the peninsula was the furthest from China in comparison to Koguryo and Paekche. Although Silla seemed unlikely to prosper, the dynasty was powerful in many areas, leading to their success in Korean history. The Silla…

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    religions that the Tang dynasty backlashed on was Buddhism. Things that they Tang made first were printing, papermaking, and shipbuilding. They changed their clothes and there was an increase in trade and one of them mostly being silk. Things that they liked to do where art like wood and stone sculptures . The tangs literature is poetry, Han ya plain style , and woodblock printing. “ I drink alone with no one to share. Raising up my cup, Iwelcome the moon… We frolic in revels suited…

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    Albrecht Durer Analysis

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    nature and a painful attention to proportion. Albrecht’s favorite medium, the woodblock carving, is a long process comprised of several different skill sets. It is a subtractive method in which you would draw out your image and carve the wood away at different depths to create form and lines in which to print from. After having the block carved one covers the block in ink and wipes away the excess before printing onto paper prepared to receive the transfer before drying and becoming ready…

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    Do you know why Tang Dynasty is called "The Golden Time"of China?Some one may think China became prosperous in the gold rush.The Tang Dynasty is the golden time of China because Chinese made a big revolution into different area,such as literature and politic . In A.D.618,one of the Yang Di’s generals took over China.he made himself emperor and founded a new dynasty called Tang Dynasty.(connect2)There was quite simply,nothing like it in the world.At its height-around the eight century C.E-the…

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