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VIS21B Summer I 2014 Arts of Asia Midterm Review

VIS21B Summer I 2014 Arts of Asia Midterm Review. High Priest , limestone, Mohenjo-daro, Indus Valley Civilization. Nude Male Torso , Red sandstone, Harappa, , Indus Valley Civilization. “ Dancing Girl. ” Bronze. Indus Valley Civilization. Ca. 2300-1750 BCE.

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VIS21B Summer I 2014 Arts of Asia Midterm Review

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  1. VIS21B Summer I 2014Arts of AsiaMidterm Review

  2. High Priest, limestone, Mohenjo-daro, Indus Valley Civilization.

  3. Nude Male Torso, Red sandstone, Harappa, , Indus Valley Civilization.

  4. “Dancing Girl.”Bronze. Indus Valley Civilization. Ca. 2300-1750 BCE.

  5. Siva (?), Square Stamp seal, Mohenjo-daro, Indus Valley Civilization

  6. Square Stamp Seal with Humped Bull. Indus Valley Civilization.

  7. Lion Capital Polished Chunar sandstone, Sarnath, Maurya Period, ca. 274-237 b.c.e..

  8. detail of back Chauri Bearer, Polished sandstone, Didarganj near Patna, Maurya Period, ca. 3rd c. b.c.e.

  9. Chaitya Hall, Bhaja, Late Shunga Period, ca. 1st century b.c.e.

  10. The Great Stupa at Sanchi, Shunga and early Andhra Period, 3rd century b.c.e. to 1st century c.e.

  11. Torana and Bracket figure, stone. The Great Stupa at Sanchi 1st c. CE.

  12. Great Chatiya Hall Karle, Shunga Period, Early 2nd century

  13. Great Chaitya Hall, Karle, Andhra Period, 2nd century Great Chatiya Hall, Karle, Early 2nd century

  14. Couple Façade of the Chatiya hall Karle Early 2nd century Mithuna Couples, on the façade of the Great Chatiya Hall, Karle

  15. Seated Buddha with Attendants Red sandstone. 2nd c. Seated Buddha with Attendants, Red sandstone, Kushan Period, ca. 124, Mathura region.

  16. Buddhist Triad, Grey stone, Kushan Period, ca. 182, Gandhara region

  17. Standing Bodhisattva. Standing Bodhisattva, Stone, Kushan Period, 2nd century, Gandhara region

  18. Seated Buddha with AttendantsRed sandstone. 2nd c. Mathura Style • Buddhist Triad, Grey Stone • 182, Gandhara style

  19. Standing Buddha. Red sandstone. [Gupta period] 5th c. CE. Standing Buddha, Red sandstone, Mathura, Gupta Period, early 5th century.

  20. The First Sermon. Chunar sandstone. [Gupta period, Sarnath] 5th ca. CE. The First Sermon, Chunar sandstone, Sarnath, Gupta Period ca. 475

  21. Interior of Chatiya Hall, Cave 26, Rock-cut temples at Ajanta, Gupta Period , Late 5th century

  22. Padmapani The Beautiful Bodhisattva Padmapani Wall painting at Cave I, Ajanta, 5th century

  23. Boar Avatar of Vishnu. Stone relief. [At Udayagiri, Cave 5] [Gupta period] 5th c.

  24. Shiva Maheshvara [Shiva as Great Lord]. Stone relief. [At Elephanta] ca. 7th century

  25. Shiva and Parvati on Mt. Kailasha Kailasanatha Stone Temple for Siva, at Ellora, 750-775

  26. Bowl Painted with Human Face and Fish, Painted Pottery, H: 15.5 cm, D: 39.5 cmUnearthed in 1955 at Banpocun, Near Xi’an, Shaanxi, Early Yangshao Culture (Painted Pottery Culture), C. 4000 B.C., Neolithic Period, Currently in the Historical Museum in Beijing

  27. Gu Beaker, Black Pottery, H:15.9 cm, Excavated from Weifang, Shandong,Longshan Culture (Black Pottery Culture), C. 2000 B.C., Neolithic Period

  28. Prismatic Tube (Cong), Nephrite Jade, H:8.8 cm, W: 17.6 cmUnearthed in 1986 from Tomb No. 12, Yuhang, Zhejiang, Liangzhu Culture, Neolithic Period, Currently in Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology at Hangzhou

  29. Max Loehr’s Five Styles of Shang Bronzes (Images) Style I Style II Style III Style IV Style V

  30. Li he, Ritual Wine Vessel,Bronze, H: 22.9 cm, Zhengzhou Phase, Early Shang Period, Currently in the Asian Art Museum at San Francisco

  31. Ding, Ritual FoodVessel,Bronze, Anyang Phase, Late Shang Period,

  32. Square Ding, Ritual Food Vessel, Inscribed “Fu hao”, Late Shang Period Bronze, H: 42.4 cm, L: 33.3 cm, W: 25.1 cm,Tomb of Fu Hao (Tomb No. 5), Consort of the 4th Anyang King, Wu Ding, Excavated in 1976 at Wuguancun, Anyang, Henan,

  33. Figure Standing on Pedestal, Bronze, H: 260.8 cm, H (Fig): 172 cm, Excavated from Sanxingdui Pit 2, Guanghan, Sichuan, C. 12th Century B.C., Late Shang Period

  34. Fang Hu.Bronze.Eastern Zhou Dynasty.7th – 6th century.

  35. Mythical Animal, Bronze Inlaid with Silver, L: 40.5 cm, From a Royal Tomb in the State of Zhongshan, Near Hejiazhuang, Hebei, Eastern Zhou, Warring States Period

  36. Mirror, Bronze Inlaid with Gold and Silver, D: 19.4 cm, Unearthed in Jincun, Henan, Eastern Zhou Period, Currently in Eisei Bunko Collection at Tokyo

  37. Lady with Phoenix and Dragon, Ink on Silk, H: 37 cm, From Tomb at Changsha, Hunan, State of Chu,3rd Century B.C., Eastern Zhou Period

  38. Cavalryman and Saddle Horse, Earthenware, H. of Man: 179 cm, Burial Army of the Tomb of the First Emperor of Qin (Qinshi Huangdi)Lishan, Lintong, Shaanxi, c. 210 B.C., Qin Dynasty

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