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The document summarizes Japanese history before 1333 by outlining major periods and providing examples of key artworks from each era. It discusses the Jomon and Yayoi periods marked by early pottery like Middle Jomon pottery. The Kofun period saw large keyhole-shaped tombs like the Tomb of Nintoku. Buddhism was introduced in the Asuka and Nara periods, bringing statues like the Shaka triad. The Heian period was marked by scroll paintings like the Tale of Genji. The Kamakura period featured realistic sculptures and narrative paintings depicting Buddhist themes.
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- 1. Japan before 1333 Florence Wang
- 2. Classification of art Japan before Buddhism Buddhist Japan Jomon Asuka Yayoi Nara Kofun Heian Kamakura Muromachi
- 3. Japan before Buddhism, 10,500-300BCE; 300 BCE-300 CE JOMON AND YAYOI PERIODS
- 4. Middle Jomon pottery Heavy and thick Coils, rope, lines Oldest pottery on Earth
- 5. Middle Jomon pottery Heavy and thick Coils, rope, lines Oldest pottery on Earth
- 6. Dotaku Ceremonial bells, sometimes buried Geometric patterns, simple pictographs
- 7. Japan before Buddhism, 300-552 KOFUN PERIOD
- 12. Shrine of Amaterasu at Ise
- 14. Buddhist Japan, 552-645; 645-784 ASUKA AND NARA PERIODS
- 15. Tori Busshi, Shaka triad Among ealiest Japanese Buddhist statues Chinese sculptural style
- 16. Yakushi triad
- 17. Horyuji Kondo
- 18. Horyuji kondo and pagoda
- 19. Amida triad wall painting
- 21. Buddhist Japan, 794-1185 HEIAN PERIOD
- 23. Taizokai (Womb World), Kongokai (Diamond World) Mandaras
- 25. Tale of Genji, Genji Visits Murasaki
- 26. Tale of Genji (other prints)
- 27. Tale of Genji (other prints)
- 28. The flying storehouse, Legends of Mount Shigi
- 29. Buddhist Japan, 1185-1332 KAMAKURA PERIOD
- 30. Portrait statue of the priest Shunjobo Chogen High realistic Artists in workshops functioned like guilds Nepotism
- 31. Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace, from Events of the Heiji Period
- 32. Amida Descending over the Mountains Often hung in the presence of a dying person Iconic depiction of Buddha Rising moon