ARTH 103 Image Index

ARTH 103/ AMES 097

Professor: Steinhardt

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Introduction to East Asia and Its Civilizations	Neolithic China and Japan	Anyang and Sanxingdui	Animal Style Art	Recitation: Chinese Bronzes
Tombs of the First Emperors of China and Japan	Grand Shrines at Ise	Recitation: Early East Asian Funerary Art	Mawangdui, Prince Liu Sheng Tomb, and Tombs in Luoyang	Sarcophaguses of the Seven Sages, Filial Piety, and Guyuan
Recitation: Tomb Figurines	Tombs of the Koguryo Kingdom	Yungang and Longmen	Recitation: Buddhist Sculpture in the University Museum	Horyu-ji
Xinjiang Mummies, Silk Road Oases, and Dunhuang	Tang Chang'an and the Heijo Capital at Nara	Todai-ji and the Shoso-in	Tomb and Court Painters of the Tang and Nara Capitals	Recitation: Tang and Liao Ceramics
Sokkuram, To-ji, and Japanese Esoteric Sculpture	The Byodo-in and the Tale of Genji	Recitation: East Asian Painting I	Japanese E-makimono and Song Painting	Chinese Art under Mongolian Rule
Recitation: East Asian Painting II	Japanese Art under Military Rule	Pavilions of Silver and Gold; Gardens of Moss and Rocks	Recitation: How to Read and Draw a Site Plan	Ming-Qing Beijing
Japanese Castles and Their Decoration	Recitation: Japanese Screen Painting	Painters and Gardens in Ming Suzhou	Katsura & Nikko	Japanese Prints

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