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Across 5. Hindu god of destruction and regeneration. 11. What period are Ukiyo-e prints from? 13. The ________ period saw the rise of both the Samurai way of life and the spread of Zen Buddhism, Japanese calligraphic artists mastered a style of landscape painting that combined large monochrome expanses punctuated by simple ink brushstrokes that schematically indicated mountains, trees and figures. 14. Buddha represents a real person. 17. A piece of clothing that is also a work of art in Japan. 18. A different immigrant people, made copper weapons, bronze bells with stick figures drawn on them and kiln-fired ceramics. 19. The Great art of the Heian Period in the 11th century is called __________. 20. From the Stone Age to our own age, peoples from the Americas, Asia, and Africa used art to articulate their _______________ 26. What Dynasty is this statement true of: Landscape paintings continued to be popular but took a new form: hazy images of mountain peaks, trees and rocks executed as ink drawings. 28. ____________ architecture is a style that combines elements from Persian, Turkish, Indian, and Islamic architectural styles. 29. ________ Art was influenced by Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim and other faiths, developed refined and sophisticated courtly arts that narrated the lives of the aristocracy. 30. Was built under Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in honor of his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal 31. Supreme god of Hinduism, incarnated on earth in nine forms, including Rama and Krishna- Who does this Describe? 32. The stick figures on bells and the murals inside tombs are considered to be the earliest forms of Japanese _______________. 33. What Chinese religious belief was derived from the teachings of Low-tzu of the 6th century B.C.?

Down 1. an act or instance of placing close together or side by side, esp. for comparison or contrast. 2.the state of being close together or side by side. 2. was formulated and advocated a code of social and moral order. 3. What did Islamic Artwork feature as its main subject matter? 4. Friendly Elephant God. 6. The first great Indian empire, the emperor __________ (c. 269-232 B.C.) set up monolithic columns all over India except the far south. 7. During the Muromachi and Momoyama Periods what type of art was very prominent? 8. What Religious figure is consistant throughout China, Japan, and India? 9. Government by the best individuals or by a small privileged class. 10. What dynasty stretched throughout the years 618 – 907 A.D.? 12. ________________ art starts simple, almost abstract. 15. Pots with patterned indentations from cords have been found in Japan and date from what period? 16. What was Kitagawa Utamaro’s main subject of his work? 21. The future Buddha. 22. Hindu fertility goddess, often shown in many armed, militant form. 23. Bronze mirrors and clay sculptures, which were placed outside of tombs, and murals decorating the inside of the tombs are contributions from the _______ period 24. What was China’s National Religion? 25. What religion originated with the teachings of the prophet Mohammad? 27. A State of supreme liberation or bliss in both Hindu and Buddhist religions, in which the soul is released from the eternal cycle of death and rebirth.