Key Work of Art or Architecture
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Related Content for Contextual Understanding
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| 196. Gold and jade crown, Korea (5th to 6th c CE) |
Korea. Gold and Jade Crown. Silla Kingdom (24) |
Why Gold? Byzantium and Beyond (24) |
| 197. Todai-ji, Japan (743 CE rebuilt c 1700) |
Japan. Todai-ji. Buddhist (24) |
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| 198. Borobudur Temple, Java (c 750 to 842 CE) |
Indonesia. Borobudur Temple. Sailendra Dynasty. Buddhist (24) |
Art & Architecture: Buddhist (33) |
| 199. Angkor Wat, Cambodia (800 to 1400 CE) |
Cambodia. Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom. Angkor Dynasty. Hindu (39)
Cambodia. Drawings, Groundplans, Angkor Wat & Angkor Thom. Hindu (23)
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Art & Architecture: Hinduism (24)
Comparison: The Taj Mahal & Angkor Wat (21)
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| 203. Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace (c 1275 CE) |
Japan. Night Attack on the Sanjô Palace. Kamakura Period (20) |
Battle Scenes through Time (23)
Narrative Art (28)
Art & Architecture of Imperial Japan (33)
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| 205. Portrait of Sin Sukju, Korea (1417–1475) |
Korea. Portrait of Yakp'o. Joseon Dynasty (24) |
Portraiture: Power and Authority (35) |
| 207. Ryoan-ji. Kyoto, Japan (c 1480 CE) |
Japan. Ryoan-ji. Kyoto. Muromachi Period (24) |
Art & Architecture: Buddhist (33)
Art & Architecture of Imperial Japan (33)
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| 210. White & Red Plum Blossoms, Korin (c 1715 CE) |
Ogata Kōrin. White and Red Plum Blossoms & Other Work. Japan (24) |
Landscape in Art: A Survey (24) |
| 211. The Great Wave, Hokusai (c 1832 CE) |
Hokusai, Katsushika. Under the Wave off Kanagawa. Japan (23) |
Prints in History: The Message of the Medium (23)
Influence & Inspiration in Ukiyo-E & Japonisme (24)
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See Also
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South, East, and Southeast Asia: An Overview (66)
Art & Architecture of Imperial Japan (33)
Art & Architecture: Hinduism (24)
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