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Thursday, February 7, 2019

Japanese Art Essay -- Japan Artistic Arts Japanese Essays

Japanese Art Japans Art, although sometimes over looked has evolved through more different periods. Its simplest forms in the Archaic period and experience on its more complex period the swelled head Period. Even though some skeptics believe that Japanese craft can not comparison to the art of the Greeks or Romans. Japanese Art yet simple is wise and has left Japan with wonderful shrines, paintings and traditions. The periods of Japanese art are the Archaic, Ask, Heian, Kamakura, Askikaga and the Ego periods. Each Period has taken Japan to a new take aim of art.Starting with the Archaic period, Japan was a prehistoric society where its art consisted of well crafted vessels, vases, and tools. Most vessels and vases were constructed to look like they were surrounded in lasso but in reality it was part of the ceramic and clay pieces. They lived in pit dwellings with thatched roofs on bamboo stilts. The Japanese did however build shrines in this period. These shrines were consisted of many constructs and were concentrated around a central axis. The symmetrical system was gain set by a gate and a building were except the deity could dwell. The most famous of these Shrines is the Ise Shrine. This shrine is 55 yards by 127 yards and is wholly fenced in. The Shrine is as well made entirely out of wood With the building of shrines the Japanese moved into a new period, the Asuka period. The religion of the people changed to Buddhism which also cha...

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