East Asian Art (Part 1)

It is regarded as the highest form of Chinese painting.

• landscape

• portrait

• palaces and temples

The subject matter that is widely regarded as most characteristic of Japanese painting

• depiction of scenes from everyday life

• narrative scenes crowded with figures

• both

An earliest known form of Chinese writing

• calligraphy

• jiaguwen

• shufa

Asian calligraphy is _____.

• art of beautiful handwriting

• forming letters in a clear and beautiful way

• an act of training and disciplining the mind

Japanese style of woodblock print and painting

• minhwa

• shodo

• ukiyo-e