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- 12. Dry_lacquer_Clay_Mason_p86 Dry lacquer technique (armature, clay basis)
- 18. Birushana(Vairocana) Buddha Gilt and colors on dry lacquer with basketry armature. Mason 118. 2ndhalf of the 8th c.— probably late 760s. Height 120 inches / 10 ft.
- 20. Shûkongôjin. Before 750, Nara period. Clay with pigments. H. 68 1/2 in. Third Month Hall, Clay Tôdaiji, Nara. Mason 115. 塑像
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- 34. Mudra Seat Shaka and basics Lotus pedestal Mandorla (nimbus) Sacred marks （Lakshana)
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- 37. Hip and Gable roof 01.ho_nara04 Plaster and wood walls. Joinery. Tile roof Stone base
- 38. 0032
- 39. 0032
- 40. Ise
- 41. 01.ho_nara04
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- 44. Horyuji_pagod a_elev_Mason _fig73
- 46. Wakakusa dera ca. 607 Hôryû-ji ca. 700
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- 50. Horyuji garan plan Yakushiji in Nara, early 8th c
- 51. Kofukuji (from Suzuki) 730s and later
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- 53. 01.ho_nara09
- 54. 0006
- 55. 01.ho_nara08
- 56. 01.ho_nara13
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- 58. INTERIOR Hôryû-ji. Amida Paradise, west (6)
- 60. 01.ho_nara27
- 61. Tachibana Lady Tachibana Shrine, early 8th c. bronze (originally with gilding)
- 62. Tachibana D Lady Tachibana Shrine, early 8th c. bronze (originally with gilding)
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- 65. 0015 Horyuji pagoda, ca. 700-711. North doorway
- 66. 0016
- 67. ^ Hôryûji pagoda east bosatsu •••• ^^Shinyakushiji 12 Generals
- 68. Yakushiji Triad. Late 7th or early 8th C.
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- 73. 0014 Seattle Art Museum. Tang period Bodhisattva
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- 77. 0019
- 81. Kofukuji Sakara and Kendatsuba Eight Classes
- 82. • Karuda Igaruda). Bird headed protectore. Eight Classes. Kofukuji Karura (Garuda) Eight classes
- 86. Kofukuji. Ashura. Eight Classes
- 88. NEXT SLIDE: Left personifying Empress Jinguu. Hachiman god of war as monk, Empress Nakatsu. These sculptures function as objects of devotion in certain Shinto shrines. Originally the Shinto tradition had no custom of making anthropomorphic images, but this was to a certain extent begun after the 8th century, in imitation of Buddhism and under the influence of the so-called honji suijaku theory of Shinto-Buddhist syncretism. Written records tell of Shinto images being carved in the latter half of the 8th century, but the earliest extant examples date from the 9th century (early Heian period). A feature distinguishing them from Buddhist images is the existence of both male and female images.There is also a notable absence of set iconographic principles of the type which governed the production of Buddhist images. In many cases they are multicolored, and were made to imitate the clothing and hair styles of specific men and women of the court aristocracy of the time.
- 89. Three Yakushi-ji Shinto divinities
- 90. portrait sculpture of the Shinto deity Hachiman in the guise of a Buddhist monk (a noted example of shugo bijutsu, a blend of Shinto and Buddhist iconography) at Todaiji Temple in Nara and the portrait of Tamayorihime-no-mikoto found at Yoshino Mikumari Shrine in Nara Prefecture.
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- Title: Structure of a hanging scrollImage Source: dc: Hirayama, et al.: Illustrated Dictionary of Japanese-style Painting Terminology, page 131, bottom diagram with text to left
- Title: Parts of a hanging scroll with Yamato-style mountingImage Source: dc: Hirayama, et al.: Illustrated Dictionary of Japanese-style Painting Terminology, page 124, left image and text
- Title: Parts of a hand scrollImage Source: dc: Hirayama, et al.: Illustrated Dictionary of Japanese-style Painting Terminology, page 136, top 2 images
- Title: Structure of a hand scrollImage Source: dc: Hirayama, et al.: Illustrated Dictionary of Japanese-style Painting Terminology, page 136, bottom diagram with text
- Title: Handling a hand scrollDetail/View: steps 5 and 6Image Source: dc: Hirayama, et al.: Illustrated Dictionary of Japanese-style Painting Terminology, page 140, bottom 2
- Title: Handling a hand scrollDetail/View: steps 7, 8, 9Related Terms: makimono, kansubonImage Source: dc: Hirayama, et al.: Illustrated Dictionary of Japanese-style Painting Terminology, page 141
- Title: Structure of a folding screenImage Source: dc: Hirayama, et al.: Illustrated Dictionary of Japanese-style Painting Terminology, page 143, top diagram
- Recall tortoise and snake of Takamatsu tomb, north
- Recall bird of the Takamatsu tomb, south, red bird