Ap art history non-western art t. Fleming

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  Africa
  
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  The Americas
  
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  Ancient Near East
  
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  China
  
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  Egypt
  
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  India
  
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  Islamic art
  
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  Japan
  
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  The Pacific
  

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  Expect to see the ANE, Egypt, and Islamic art in the short essay questions as well as a few multiple choice questions
  
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  You must use an example from art beyond the European tradition in one of the 30-minute essays; read the questions carefully!
  
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  Remember the proper cultural/religious context.
  

This packet will cover Africa, the Americas, China, India, Japan, and the Pacific; the ANE, Egypt, and Islamic art are not included as we have covered them already in class.

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  Major religions: Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism
  
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  Manuscript painting
  

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  Buddhism
  
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    Great Stupa (15-3)
    
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    Seated Buddha preaching first sermon (15-5)
    
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  Islam
  
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    Taj Mahal (15-13)
    
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  Hinduism
  
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    Vishvanatha Temple (15-9)
    
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    Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaykh to Kings (15-12)
    

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  Daoism and Confucianism
  
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  Calligraphy most respected art form
  
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  Architecture reflects family/social position
  
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  Themes: Man contemplating nature and monumentality
  
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  Monumental
  

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  Travelers among Mountains and Streams (16-8)
  
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  Dwelling in the Qinghian Mountains (16-15)
  
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  Army of the First Emperor of Qin (16-2)
  
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  Vairocana Buddha (16-5)
  
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  Foguang Si Pagoda (16-9)
  

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  Zen Buddhism and Shintoism
  
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  Tea ceremony
  
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  Materials and structure in harmony with nature
  
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  Ukiyo-e prints and influence upon modern art in Europe
  

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  Hokusai, The Great Wave off Kanagawa (17-14)
  
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  Harunobu, Evening Bell at the Clock (17-13)
  
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  Phoenix Hall (17-5)
  
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  Golden Hall (17-2)
  

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  Materials: wood, adobe, stone