ARTS 105 1st Edition Lecture 22 Outline of Lecture 21JapanI. AnonymousII. Minhco- Zen BuddhismIII. JosetsuIV. SesshuV. Dry Rock GardenVI. Rock Garden- Tea CeremonyOutline of Lecture 22Momoyama period and the early Edo periodI. ChojiroII. Kano MonobuIII. Kano EitokuMomoyama periodIV. Kano EitokuTokugawa or Edo PeriodV. Shiba KokanCurrent LectureMomoyama period and the early Edo periodI. Chojiroa. Yugure (Twilight), Raku Ware, Muromachi period, Japan, stonewarei. Raku ware was developed by the tea masters to conform to the zen aestheicii. Made by the coiling methodiii. Walls are thick, simpleiv. Matte glazev. Rougher surface, glazes not evenChina: technically correct, perfect, intricateJapan: Zen aethetic, rough, worn, used-feelingII. Kano Monobub. Summer, from flowers and birds of the four seasons, Muromachi Period, Japan, Kano Schooli. Fusion of japanese and chinese artThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.III. Kano Eitokuc. Pine and Cranes, sliding doors, Muromachi Period, Japan, Kano Schooli. Dramatic pines, twisting and turning, tops croppedii. Strong calligraphic lines, fine work on bird feathersiii. Gold powder used to suggest cloudsMomoyama periodo Almost incesant warfare, shoguns lose control, Tokugawa has himself declared shoguno Jesuits introduce firearmso Castles start being built and become the centers for provincial lifeDonjon = stone baseTenshu = wooden structureIV. Himeiji Castle, Momoyama Period, Japan, post and lintel structureiv. "the white heron"Aslar masonry= no cement holding the rocks together, allows for drainage and is effective against earthquakeso Interior:o Low ceilings, smaller windowsV. Kano Eitokud. Cypress, Momoyama Period, Japan, Kano Schooli. Step away from traditional techniques, more color and gold1. Military leaders not as sophisticated/educated ii. Gold leaf on surface reflects the limited lightiii. Color is usediv. Many of Eitoku's works burned with the castlesTokugawa or Edo PeriodKyoto= ancient capitalCapital is moved to Edo, where Tokugawa was from, becomes giant metropolis almost overnightLords and their retainers are forced to spend alternate years in Edo, it becomes a city of bachelors and entertainment, brothels, etc.Western presence in Japan: DutchAllowed to stay after the other foreigners are kicked outBuild an artificial island at the tip of Nagasaki*Dutch begin to export porcelain from japan due to a stop in the flow from china due to unrestVI. Shiba Kokane. Copies of Dutch Lithographs, Edo periodi. Orthogonal lines, reflections on waterii. Copies of western imagesiii. Kokan writes a commentary about western art, discusses shading and realistic styleiv. Says that western art can be used to replace 10.000 words, whereas japanese is "useless"f. Seven League Beach, Edo periodi. Trying to recreate western art with limited knowledge of materials and mediumsii. Uses shading and perspectiveWestern-style painting= a style of Japanese painting which tries to imitate European
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