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Japanese art has been significantly influenced by various factors throughout its history, including religion, trade, and cultural exchange. The introduction of Buddhism in the 6th century led to the creation of religious sculptures and paintings. During the Edo period, the flourishing of urban culture and the ukiyo-e woodblock prints reflected societal changes and the rise of the merchant class. Additionally, Western influences in the Meiji period prompted a fusion of traditional and modern artistic styles, shaping contemporary Japanese art.
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What where The outside influences that affected Japanese art during different stages in its history?
Japanese art has been significantly influenced by various outside factors throughout its history. During the Nara and Heian periods, Buddhism from China introduced new themes and artistic techniques, leading to the development of distinctive styles like Yamato-e. The arrival of European traders in the 16th century brought Western artistic techniques and perspectives, which influenced ukiyo-e and other forms. Additionally, the Meiji Restoration in the late 19th century opened Japan to Western art movements, prompting artists to blend traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern styles.
What scientific innovation occured that affected the art that was produced during this period?
The polio vaccine was developed
What is history of printmaking in the Philippines during pre-hispanic?
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What is the history of printmaking in the Philippines during the pre-hespanic times?
olok boto iyot bogo ang ni basa
What is the history of the Teardrop Tattoo?
apparently, when people have a tattoo of a tear drop below their eye or anywhere on their face pretty much, it apparently means that they have killed someone during their life time
What happen to Japenese-Americans during World War 2?
During WWII, Japenese-americans were discriminated against because, well, they were japenese. Many people did not trust the Japenese-Americans because they were suspicious that they may be spies. During the war many Japenese-Americans were 'Round-Up' and taken to camps located throughout the USA. In these camps they were forced to sleep in baarracks that were small and uncomfortable. They stayed there for a majority of the second world war.
Who did Japan fight against during the Sino-Japenese War?
Russians
Who was on the Japanese side during world war 2?
The Japenese were on the Japanese side in WW2
What was going on during the world war 2?
the Japenese attacked the Americans at pearl harbor
What were the Japanese loses during the attack on pearl harbor?
they lost 55 japenese airmen
What destroyer when down during the battle of coral sea?
the japenese lost the war and they ate them for tea
Has hearing been any different during history?
you r gay
What was happening in France during the Aztec period?
the french all started taking little japenese people to their castles and raping them madly till all their buttholes ripped apart and every japenese person who was in this died by getting raped. it was a huge blood mess
What did Franklin Roosevelt accomplish during his third term?
During Franklin Roosevelts third term the United States joined World War 2 after the Japenese attacked Pearl Harbor.
Why did the US restrict the activities of Japanese Americans during World War 2?
The U.S. was afraid the Japenese would attack our country again like they did Pearl Harbor. So the U.S. basically overreacted and took anyone of Japenese decent and put them in camps, so they could be surveillanced.
How is food security affected during a calamity?
during calamity,food security is very affected
Who were placed in internment camps because the US was concerned with spies and acts of sabotage on the West coast during World War 2?
Japenese Americans
