Arts 8 - East Asian Arts Part 1

This was regarded as the highest form of Chinese painting.

• Landscape painting

• Palaces and temples

• Human figures

• Bamboos and stones

Chinese is known for being artistic. For them, this is the art of beautiful handwriting.

• Logographs

• Calligraphy

• Hieroglyphics

• Woodblock printing

A technique for printing text, images or pattern which originated in China as a method for printing on paper. This method was adapted in Japan and became one of their oldest and most highly developed visual arts.

• Logographs

• Calligraphy

• Hieroglyphics

• Woodblock printing

He invented paper in the 1st century AD.

• Cangie

• Wei Fang

• Lun Ty

• Cai Lun

This is a traditional Japanese art of paper folding.

• Calligraphy

• Origami

• Jianzhi

• Mundi

A kabuki make up applied to villains and heroes.

• Standard

• Kumadori

• Huang Pang

• Kesho make up

The best known and most popular style of Japanese art

• Calligraphy

• Origami

• Jianzhi

• Ukiyo – e

The traditional folk painting of Korea

• Minhwa

• Mundi

• Ukiyo – e

• Kesho

Knot tying in Japan is called hanamusubi and in China is ____.

• Maedeup

• Dorae

• Zhongguo

• Kesho

Fill in the blank.

Face painting - _______: Japan; Peking Opera: China

• Huang pan

• Kabuki

• Calligraphy

• Lianpu