Final Study Images

Question 1

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Gu Hongzhong (顾闳中), “Night Entertainment of Han Xizhi,”

handscroll, ink and color on silk.

S. Tang, 10th century (12-century copy)

Question 2

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Emperor Huizong, “Five Colored Parakeet,”

hand scroll, ink and color on silk

N. Song, early 12th century

Question 3

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Emperor Huizong, “Palace Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk,” copy of a painting by Zhang Xuan,

section of hand scroll, ink and color on silk

Northern Song

Question 4

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Dong Yuan, “Xiao and Xiang Rivers,”潇湘之水

section of hand scroll, ink on paper

S. Tang, 10th century,

Question 5

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Li Cheng, “Solitary Temple Amid Clearing Peaks,”

hanging scroll, ink on silk

Five Dynasties to N. Song, 10th century,

Question 6

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Fan Kuan, “Travelers Among Mountains and Streams,”

hanging scroll, ink and color on silk

N. Song, early 11 century,

Question 7

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Guo Xi (郭熙), “Early Spring,”

N. Song, 1072, hanging scroll

ink and color on silk

Question 8

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Zhao Gan (趙幹), “Early Snow Along the River,”

hand scroll, ink and color on silk

S. Tang, mid-10th century,

Question 9

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Zhang Zeduan (张择端), “Spring Festival on the River,”

hand scroll, ink and colors on silk

N. Song, early 12th century

Question 10

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Li Song (active c. 1190-c. 1230), “Knick-Knack Peddler,”

fan mounted as album leaf, ink and color on silk

S. Song, 1210,

Question 11

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Li Gonglin (李公麟), “Mountain Villa,”

section of hand scroll, ink on paper

N. Song, late 11th century

Question 12

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Su Shi (苏轼), “Twisted Old Tree,”

ink on paper

N. Song, 11th century

Question 13

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Mi Youren (米友仁), “White Clouds on the Xiao and Xiang Rivers,”

hand scroll, ink on paper

S. Song

Question 14

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Qiao Zhongchang (喬仲常), “Illustration of Second Prose-Poem on the Red Cliff by Su Shi,”

handscroll, ink on papper

1123

Question 15

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Ma Yuan (馬遠), “On a Mountain Path in Spring,”

ink and color on silk

S. Song, early 13 century, album leaf,

Question 16

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Xia Gui (夏圭), “Twelve Views of Xiao and Xiang Rivers,”

section of hand scroll, ink on paper.

S. Song, early 13th century.

Question 17

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Muji, “Six Persimmons,”

ink on paper

S. Song, 13th century,

Question 18

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Vase, Guan ware,

S. Song, 13th century

Question 19

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Pillow, Cizhou ware,

S. Song, 13th century

Question 20

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The hen wife, stone sculpture at Dazu,

Sichuan province

12-13th century

Question 21

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Portraits of a Deceased Couple

relief carving in a Song tomb

at Baisha, Henan province

1099

Question 22

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Seated monk

glazed pottery sculpture

from Yizhou, Hebei, Liao

12th century

Question 23

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Qian Xuan (钱选), “Wang Xizhi Gazing at Geese,”

section of handscroll, ink and color on paper.

Yuan, late 13th century

Question 24

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Zhao Mengfu (赵孟頫), “Autumn Colors on the Jiao and Hua Mountains,”

detail of handscroll, ink and color on silk.

Yuan, 1295

Question 25

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Huang Gongwang (黄公望), “Dwellling in the Fuchun Mountains,” (#118 4 parts) detail of handscroll, ink on paper. Yuan, mid-14th century,

Question 26

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Ni Zan(倪瓒), “Wind among Trees on Streambank,” hanging scroll, ink on paper. Yuan, 1363,

Question 27

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Wang Meng , “Dwelling in Reclusion in the Qingbian Mountain,” hanging scroll, ink on paper. Yuan, 1366

Question 28

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Theatrical performance, mural in the Water God Temple, Hongdong, Shanxi province, Yuan, c. 1324.

Question 29

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White Stupa, Miaoying Temple, Beijing. Yuan, 1279.

Question 30

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Porcelain with designs in underglaze blue, made in Jingdezhen（景德镇）, Yuan, 13th century.

Question 31

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Shen Zhou (沈周), “Night Vigil,” , hanging scroll, ink on paper. Ming, 1492

Question 32

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Wen Zhengming (文征明), “Waterfalls in a Pine Ravine,” hanging scroll, ink and color on paper. Ming, 1531

Question 33

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Tang Yin (唐寅，唐伯虎), “Zhang Gu and Li Duanduan,” multiple scene hanging scroll, ink and color on silk. Ming, early 16th century

Question 34

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Qiu Ying, “Spring Morning in the Han Palace,” section of handscroll, ink and color on silk. Ming, c. 1540

Question 35

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Xu Wei (1521-1593), “Flower and Fruit,” hanging scroll, ink on paper. Ming, mid-16th century,

Question 36

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Chen Hongshou (陈鸿硕), “An Immortal under a Tall Pine” (Self portrait), hanging scroll, ink and color on silk. Ming, 1635

Question 37

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Dong Qichang (董其昌), “Qingbian Mountains,” hanging scroll, ink on paper. Ming, 1617,

Question 38

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Wangshi Garden, Suzhou, Jiangsu province , Ming-Qing dynasty.

Question 39

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Wang Yuanqi (王原祁), “River Landscape, in the Manner of Ni Zan,” multiple scenes hanging scroll, ink and color on paper. Qing, 1704,

Question 40

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Zhu Da (Bada Shanren, 朱耷，八大山人), “Mynah Birds and Rocks,” hanging scroll, ink on paper. Qing, late 17th century

Question 41

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Shitao , “The Waterfall on Mount Lu,” Qing, hanging scroll, ink and color on silk. early 18th century,

Question 42

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Hongren, “The Coming of Autumn,” detail of hanging scroll, ink on paper. Qing, mid-17th century,

Question 43

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Gong Xian , “Thousand Peaks and Myriad Ravines,” detail of handscroll, ink on paper. Qing, mid-17th century,

Question 44

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“Bridal Du Painting a Self-portrait,” wood-block illustration of The Peony Pavilion, Ming dynasty, late 16th-early 17th century.

Question 45

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Summer Palace, Beijing, Qing dynasty, 18th-19th century.

Question 46

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Forbidden City, Beijing Ming-Qing dynasty, 14th-20th centuries.

Question 47

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Hall of Supreme Harmony (Main Throne Hall), Forbidden City, Ming-Qing, 14th-20th century.

Question 48

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Royal garden, Forbidden City, Ming-Qing, 14th-20th century.

Question 49

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The stage and illusionistic painting in the Lodge of Retiring from Hard Work, Forbidden City, Beijing, 18th century.

Question 50

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Cheng Dayue, ed., “Mr. Cheng’s Catalogue of Pictorial Designs for Molded Ink Cakes,” woodblock print. 1594

Question 51

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Ruins of the Yuanmingyuan Garden, Beijing 1747-59

Question 52

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Giuseppe Castiglione (Lang Shining, 郎世宁), “Inauguration Portrait of Emperor Qianlong,” handscroll, ink and color on silk. Qing, 1736,

Question 53

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Export jar, painted enamel on copper. Qing, 18th century,

Question 54

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Wu Jiayou (d. 1893), a page from “Wu Youru Pictorial,” , lithograph. 1891

Question 55

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Gao Jianfu , “Flames in the East War Field,” , hanging scroll, ink and color on paper. 1922

Question 56

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Xu Beihong (徐悲鸿), “Sound of Flute,” , oil on canvas. 1926

Question 57

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Lin Fengmian (林风眠), “A Beauty,” ink and color on paper. mid-20th century,

Question 58

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Jiang Zhaohe (蒋兆和), “Refugees,” , detail of handscroll, ink and color on paper. 1943

Question 59

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Li Hua (李桦), “Roar, China,” , Shanghai, woodcut print. 1935

Question 60

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Gu Yuan (顾源), “Struggles Against the Landlord,” Yan’an, woodcut print.

Question 61

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Dong Xiwen (董希文), “Founding of the Nation,” oil on canvas. 1952-3,

Question 62

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Sun Zixi (b. 1929), “In Front of Tiananmen,” , oil on canvas. 1964

Question 63

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Li Keran (李可染), “10000 Crimson Hills,” , ink and pigments on paper. 1963

Question 64

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A team of sculptors from the Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, “The Rent Collection Courtyard,” clay sculpture, , Dayi, Sichuan. 1965

Question 65

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Cultural Revolution poster, 1970s.

Question 66

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Wang Keping (王柯平), “Silence,” , wood sculpture. 1978

Question 67

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“China/Avant Garde” exhibition, National Museum of Art, Beijing, 1989.

Question 68

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Xu Bing (徐冰), “Ghost Pounding the Wall,” rubbing installation, 1992.

Question 69

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Fang Lijun (方立军), “Series 2, No.2,” , oil on canvas. 1991

Question 70

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Wang Guangyi (王广义), “Great Castigation Series: Coca-Cola,” , oil on canvas. 1993

Question 71

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Zhang Xiaogang (张晓刚), “The Big Family,” 1994, oil on canvas.

Question 72

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Zhang Dali, “Dialogue,” , site-specific project, photograph. 1998

Question 73

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Song Dong (1966), “Waste Not,” , installation. 2005

Question 74

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“Bird Nest”---Beijing Olympic Stadium,” 2008.

Question 75

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Wang Jinsong (王劲松), “In Front of Tiananmen,” , oil on canvas. 1991

Question 76

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Plan of Tang capital Chang’an, Shaanxi province, 7th-10th century,

Question 77

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“Royal charger,” stone relief from the Zhao Mausoleum of Emperor Taizong, , Xi’an, Shaanxi province. 630s

Question 78

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Yan Liben (阎立本), “Thirteen Emperors.” , handscroll, ink and color on silk. Tang, 7th century

Question 79

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Anonymous, “Court ladies,” wall painting. Tomb of Princess Yongtai, Xi’an, Shaanxi province. Tang, early 8th century,

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Anonymous, “Emperor Minghuang’s Journey to Shu),” short handscroll, ink and color on silk. late Tang, 9th century,

Question 81

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Han Gan (韓幹), “Night Shining White Horse,” short handsroll, ink and color on silk. mid-Tang, 8th century,

Question 82

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Zhou Fang (周昉), “Ladies with Flowers in their Hair.” multiple ink and color on silk. mid-Tang, late 8th-early 9th century;

Question 83

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Wu Daozi (吴道子), “A Flying Devil,” ink rubbing painting, Tang. copy after 8th century

Question 84

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Lu Hong (active early 8th century), “Thatched Hut,” sections of a scroll painting, ink on paper. mid-Tang, early 8th century,

Question 85

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Gilt silver bowl, with patterns of animal and arabesques, mid-Tang, 8th century.

Question 86

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Camel, Three-color lead-glazed pottery sculpture Tang dynasty.

Question 87

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Seven Worthies of the Bamboo Grove” (rubbing), stamped bricks, from a tomb near Nanjing. E. Jin, late 4th-early 5th century;

Question 88

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Gu Kaizhi (顾恺之), attributed to, “Admonitions of the Instructress to Palace Ladies;” handscroll, ink and color on silk; 5th century.

Question 89

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Gu Kaizhi 顾恺之, attributed to, “Nymph of the Luo River,”洛神赋 handscroll, ink and color on silk; 6th century (11the century copy)

Question 90

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Wang Xizhi (王羲之), “Orchard Pavilion Preface,” running script. E. Jin, 353 AD,

Question 91

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Yan Zhenqing (颜真卿), “Family Record” (rubbing); regular script. Tang, 8th century

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Huaisu (怀溯), “Autobiographical Essay.” wild cursive script. Tang, 777,