Asked by oscar roldan on Sep 26, 2024
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In what medium did the Kamakura sculptor Kosho fashion his figures, such as the Buddhist priest Kuya?
A) Stone
B) Wood
C) Clay
D) Bronze
Kamakura Sculptor
Identifies a sculptor or the style of sculpture originating from the Kamakura period in Japan, spanning from 1185 to 1333, known for its realistic and expressive Buddhist statues.
Buddhist Priest Kuya
A prominent Japanese Buddhist monk known for his missionary work and public preaching, often depicted in sculptures showing him in a dynamic posture with six miniature Amida Buddhas emanating from his mouth.
Wood
A natural composite material from trees used in construction, tools, and art due to its strength, pliability, and aesthetic qualities.
- Describe the evolution of Japanese art and sculpture across different historical periods.
- Understand the importance of different art forms and movements in the evolution of Japanese art.
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SJ
SHAWNYAE JOHNSONabout 8 hours ago
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Kosho, a Kamakura sculptor, is renowned for his work in wood, particularly noted for his lifelike statues of Buddhist figures, including the famous depiction of the Buddhist priest Kuya.
Learning Objectives
- Describe the evolution of Japanese art and sculpture across different historical periods.
- Understand the importance of different art forms and movements in the evolution of Japanese art.