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1 CHAPTER 9 ADVANCED PLACEMENT ART HISTORY ART OF SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIA BEFORE 1200 LECTURE SLIDES
2 READING ASSIGNMENT 27:
3 South and Southeast Asia
4 South and Southeast Asia South Asia Southeast Asia
5 South and Southeast Asia
6 South and Southeast Asia
7 Ashokan Pillar, Bihar, India, Maurya Period, 246 BCE note that Buddhism predates Christianity
8 Ashokan Pillar
9 Ashokan Pillar
10 Ashokan Pillar
11 Seal Impressions, Indus Valley civilization, steatite, 1500 BCE Cylinder Seal and its modern impression, lapis lazuli, Ur, Iraq, 2,550-2,400 BCE
12 Seal Impressions, Indus Valley civilization, steatite, 1500 BCE yogi figure
13 Large Water Tank, Mohenjo-Daro, Indus Valley civilization, BCE
14 Mohenjo-Daro, Indus Valley civilization, BCE
15 Torso of a Priest-King, Mohenjo-Daro, Indus Valley civilization, BCE figure is 7 in height
16 Torso of a Priest-King, Mohenjo-Daro, Indus Valley civilization, BCE
17 Torso of a Priest-King, Mohenjo-Daro, Indus Valley civilization, BCE
18 Torso, Harappa, Indus Valley civilization, red sandstone, BCE figure is 3¾ in height
19 Female Figure holding a Fly Whisk, Bihar, India, Maurya Period?, sandstone, 250 BCE figure is 5 4¼ in height
20 Female Figure holding a Fly Whisk, Bihar, India, Maurya Period?, sandstone, 250 BCE
21 Female Figure holding a Fly Whisk, Bihar, India, Maurya Period?, sandstone, 250 BCE
22 Female Figure holding a Fly Whisk, Bihar, India, Maurya Period?, sandstone, 250 BCE
23 Lion Capital, from Ashokan Pillar, India, Maurya Period, sandstone, 250 BCE capital is 7 in height
24 Lion Capital, from Ashokan Pillar, India, Maurya Period, sandstone, 250 BCE
25 Lion Capital, from Ashokan Pillar, India, Maurya Period, sandstone, 250 BCE
26 Lion Capital, from Ashokan Pillar, India, Maurya Period, sandstone, 250 BCE chakra: a wheel, a commonly used Buddhist symbol
27 Lion Capital, from Ashokan Pillar, India, Maurya Period, sandstone, 250 BCE lotus flower
28 India s flag bears a chakra
29 Lotus flower bloom
30 Elements of Architecture: Stupas and Temples
31 Elements of Architecture: Stupa
32 Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
33 Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
34 Plan of Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
35 Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
36 Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
37 Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
38 East torana of Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
39 Relief from east torana of Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
40 Yakshi Bracket Figure, east torana of Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, BCE
41 Yakshi Bracket Figure, east torana of Great Stupa, Sanchi, India, Andhra Period, 1 st century BCE
42 Buddhist stupa
43 Buddhist stupa
44 Chaitya Hall, Karle, India, 1 st century BCE- 1 st century CE mithuna note the octagonal shafts and lotus flower capitals
45 Section drawing of Chaitya Hall, Karle, India, 1 st century BCE-1 st century CE
46 Mithuna figures
47 READING ASSIGNMENT 28:
48 Standing Buddha, Pakistan, Kushan Period, schist, 2 nd -3 rd century figure is 7 6 in height
49 Standing Buddha, Pakistan, Kushan Period, schist, 2 nd -3 rd century
50 Standing Buddha, Pakistan, Kushan Period, schist, 2 nd -3 rd century
51 Mudras teaching meditation and balance intellectual debate reassurance and blessing call to witness Buddha charity
52 Buddha and Attendants, India, Kushan Period, red sandstone, 1 st - 2 nd century
53 Buddha and Attendants, India, Kushan Period, red sandstone, 1 st - 2 nd century
54 Buddha and Attendants, India, Kushan Period, red sandstone, 1 st - 2 nd century
55 Siddhartha in the Palace, India, Later Andhra Period, limestone, 3 rd century
56 Siddhartha in the Palace, India, Later Andhra Period, limestone, 3 rd century
57 Siddhartha in the Palace, India, Later Andhra Period, limestone, 3 rd century
58 Standing Buddha, Sarnath, India, Gupta Period, sandstone, 474 CE figure is 6 4 in height Sarnath Gupta Style: -Buddha in a state of perfection and equilibrium -graceful -perfected form -introspective -gentle and human-like
59 Standing Buddha, Sarnath, India, Gupta Period, sandstone, 474 CE There was once a full halo around this Standing Buddha elongated earlobes
60 Standing Buddha, Sarnath, India, Gupta Period, sandstone, 474 CE There was once a full halo around this Standing Buddha
61 Standing Buddha, Afghanistan, 5 th century CE sculpture is approximately 115 in height
62 Standing Buddha, Afghanistan, 5 th century CE
63 Standing Buddha, Afghanistan, 5 th century CE
64 Bodhisattva, wall painting in cave, India, Vakataka Dynasty, 475 CE
65 Bodhisattva, wall painting in cave, India, Vakataka Dynasty, 475 CE
66 Bodhisattva, wall painting in cave, India, Vakataka Dynasty, 475 CE
67 Bodhisattva, wall painting in cave, India, Vakataka Dynasty, 475 CE
68 Bodhisattva, wall painting in cave, India, Vakataka Dynasty, 475 CE Bodhisattvas are beings who have intentionally postponed their own Enlightenment to help others achieve Enlightenment typically shown with: -graceful, relaxed posture -grand jewelry displays -elaborate crown -larger in scale
69 Bodhisattvas
70 Vishnu Temple, Deogarh, India, Gupta Dynasty, 530 CE Vishnu Temple, Deogarh. Gupta Dynasty, c. 530 CE.
71 Garbhagriha at Lakshmana Temple, Khajuraho, India
72 Vishnu on the Cosmic Waters, relief panel on Vishnu Temple, Deogarh, India, Gupta Dynasty, 530 CE 3 Hindu creation story 2 1 4
73 Vishnu on the Cosmic Waters, relief panel on Vishnu Temple, Deogarh, India, Gupta Dynasty, 530 CE Brahma Lakshmi Vishnu Demons
74 Vishnu on the Cosmic Waters, relief panel on Vishnu Temple, Deogarh, India, Gupta Dynasty, 530 CE
75 Vishnu on the Cosmic Waters, relief panel on Vishnu Temple, Deogarh, India, Gupta Dynasty, 530 CE
76 Vishnu on the Cosmic Waters, relief panel on Vishnu Temple, Deogarh, India, Gupta Dynasty, 530 CE
77 Cave-Temple of Shiva, Elephanta, India, Post-Gupta Period, 6 th century
78 Eternal Shiva, Cave-Temple of Shiva, Elephanta, India, Post-Gupta Period, 6 th century
79 Eternal Shiva, Cave-Temple of Shiva, Elephanta, India, Post-Gupta Period, 6 th century
80 READING ASSIGNMENT 29:
81 Dharmaraja Ratha, Mamallapuram, India, Pallava Period, 7 th century
82 Descent of the Ganges relief, Mamallapuram, India, granite, 7 th century
83 Descent of the Ganges relief, Mamallapuram, India, granite, 7 th century
84 Descent of the Ganges relief, Mamallapuram, India, granite, 7 th century
85 Shiva Nataraja, Tamil Nadu, Chola Dynasty, bronze, 12 th century
86 Shiva Nataraja, Tamil Nadu, Chola Dynasty, bronze, 12 th century
87 Elements of Architecture: Northern-style temple
88 Kandariya Mahadeva Temple, Khajaraho, India, Chandella Dynasty, 1000
89 Vishnu Temple, Deogarh, India, Gupta Dynasty, 530 CE this temple is a precursor to the Great Hindu Temples Vishnu Temple, Deogarh. Gupta Dynasty, c. 530 CE.
90 Kandariya Mahadeva Temple, Khajaraho, India, Chandella Dynasty, 1000
91 Erotic Couples, Kandariya Mahadeva Temple, Khajaraho, India, Chandella Dynasty, 1000
92 Erotic couples, Kandariya Mahadeva Temple, Khajaraho, India, Chandella Dynasty, 1000
93 Elements of Architecture: Southern-style temple
94 Rajarajeshvara Temple of Shiva, Thanjavur, India, Chola Dynasty,
95 A modern Hindu temple in Delhi, India SUBMITTED BY KISHAN SANGANI (A.H.S. CLASS OF 2012)
96 A modern Hindu temple in Chicago, Illinois SUBMITTED BY KISHAN SANGANI (A.H.S. CLASS OF 2012)
97 A modern Hindu temple in Houston, Texas SUBMITTED BY KISHAN SANGANI (A.H.S. CLASS OF 2012)
98 Rajaraja I and his Teacher, wall painting in Rajarajeshvara Temple of Shiva, Thanjavur, India, Chola Dynasty, 1010
99 Buddha Maitreya, Thailand, copper alloy with inlaid black glass eyes, 8 th century figure is 3 2 in height Prakhon Chai Style: depicts Buddha in a much different way than previous styles
100 Buddha Shakyamuni, Thailand, Mon Dvaravati Period, sandstone, 9 th century
101 Buddha Shakyamuni, Thailand, Mon Dvaravati Period, sandstone, 9 th century
102 Borobudor, Java, Indonesia, 800 CE large stupa + 72 smaller stupas!
103 Plan of Borobudor, Java, Indonesia, 800 CE
104 Borobudor, Java, Indonesia, 800 CE
105 Borobudor, Java, Indonesia, 800 CE
106 Borobudor, Java, Indonesia, 800 CE
107 Maya Riding to Lumbini, Borobudor, Java, Indonesia, 800 CE
108 Angkor Vat, Cambodia, 12 th century
109 Angkor Vat, Cambodia, 12 th century
110 Vishnu Churning the Ocean of Milk, Angkor Vat, Cambodia, 12 th century
111 Vishnu Churning the Ocean of Milk, Angkor Vat, Cambodia, 12 th century
112 Vishnu Churning the Ocean of Milk, Angkor Vat, Cambodia, 12 th century
113 Parinirvana of the Buddha, Sri Lanka, 11 th - 12 th century
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