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The Shang Dynasty ruled China from around 1750-1050 BCE. Some key developments during this period included the emergence of bronze technology, the beginning of China's written language system through oracle bones, and the establishment of a centralized government, urban communities, and social classes. Rituals focused on venerating ancestors and the supreme god Shangdi played an important role in Shang culture and politics. The Shang was an advanced agricultural society with sophisticated arts, calendar systems, and trade in cowrie shells.
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Studied: Studied at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.
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Influences: Influenced by the Nazarene movement and Symbolism.
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Poster: Created his first poster in 1894 for a production of Gismonda by Victorien Sardou at the Theatre de la Renaissance in Paris.
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Style: Developed his distinctive Art Nouveau style with flowing organic lines, pastel colors and decorative motifs inspired by nature.
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Success: The Gismonda poster brought him great success and
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This document discusses the history of art and religious architecture in India. It questions the traditional dichotomy between art history and archaeology, arguing instead for understanding religious structures within their social contexts. Various 19th century frameworks that emphasized documentation and linear chronology are analyzed. Specific case studies of temples like Durga at Aihole and Parasuramesvara at Gudimallam reveal changing religious identities over time. The interdependence of architecture, sculpture, and performance arts is highlighted. Archaeological insights into continuity of settlement and diversity of worship are discussed, as is the Asian milieu of shared motifs and the spread of Buddhism across the region.
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This document discusses applying a gender studies perspective to analyze early Indian art. It proposes examining artworks using tools from women's studies to analyze aspects like dress, ornaments, posture, gaze and aesthetics. This can reveal how art reinforced gender differences and stereotypes. A multidisciplinary methodology is advocated, drawing from fields like art history, history, anthropology and psychology. Engaging both visual material and textual sources from the period can provide more nuanced readings that challenge dominant patriarchal interpretations. Certain representations of femininity and masculinity in early Indian art essentialized gender roles and ideologies of power. Applying gender studies methodologies can offer deeper insights into the cultural context and meanings behind early Indian art.
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Paris has been the center of the global fashion industry since the 17th century. Haute couture, defined as the creation of exclusive custom-fitted clothing, originated in Paris in the mid-19th century and remains a protected designation regulated by French law. Houses must employ a minimum of 15 full-time craftspeople, hold two fashion shows annually displaying at least 35 outfits each, and create custom designs for private clients to earn the right to label their creations haute couture. While only serving around 2000 wealthy clients worldwide, haute couture houses drive over $1 billion in annual sales and influence ready-to-wear and other commercial fashion lines.
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- 1. Shang Dynasty 1750- 1050 BCE Chinese civilization is one of oldest, continuous on earth 5,000 years of history
- 2. Outside China during Shang period Hammurabi’s code Mycenaean Civ. In Greece Vedic period in India Stonehenge Moses led Israelites out of Egypt Mayans processed rubber King Tut Homer’s Troy fell Ramses III of Egypt
- 3. Neolithic settlements in Yangtze & Yellow river valleys Yangshao-painted pottery Longshan-black pottery
- 4. Shang Dynasty c.1750- 1050 BCE Impressive bronze technology Oracle bones— beginning of writing system
- 5. Important ideas from Shang Notion of supreme heavenly power— Shangdi (god above) Belief in power of spirits of ancestors to affect events on earth Importance of rituals venerating ancestors & role of king in performing rituals
- 6. Shang was agricultural society Therefore rituals To facilitate ancestor reverence Manifested in bronzes & oracle bones
- 7. Emergence of state level society Complex society Often called “civilization” Or “state-level” society In China shifts toward state-level society began the dynastic phase of Chinese history
- 8. Shang culture characterized by: Centralized government Urban communities Stratified social classes Palatial architecture Distinctive writing system Elaborate religious rituals Sophisticated art forms
- 9. Shang culture characterized by Bronze metallurgy Horse drawn chariot Ability to mobilize human labor for huge projects/corvee labor Relatively accurate calendar Money in form of cowrie shells Pantheon of gods Complex lineage structure
- 10. Shang musical instruments Music used as “civilizing” influence in state rituals Drums Bells Chiming stones ocarinas
- 11. “Auspicious Bronzes of the State” 9 ding representing 9 provinces King Yu of the Xia cast after bringing floods under control Dings passed to Shang & later to Zhou Possession was symbol of power & prestige http://depts.washington.edu/chinaciv/index.ht m
- 12. Shang economic features Tamed water buffalo Cultivated rice in south Grain grown in north
- 13. Leaders addicted to: Warfare Hunting Wine Human & animal sacrifice
- 14. Leaders engaged in military expeditions Plunder & tribute part of royal economy New weapons part of passion for hunting Hunting good practice for warfare
- 15. Ancestor reverence Ultimate source of political power was royal ancestors Deceased ministers had some influence Dead went to Heaven Intercede on behalf of descendants So ritual life of Shang court was sequence of sacrifices to ancestors
- 16. Bronze metallurgy Bronze vessels necessary for ritual sacrifice Vessels for wine Vessels for food Vessels for water Musical instruments www.chinavoc.com/arts/handicraft/bro nze.htm
- 17. Divination/Oracle Bones Important actions required divination Tortoise shell or animal shoulder blade Questions about warfare, weather, life decisions http://www.chinavista.com/experience/or acle/oracle.html