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Unit 8: South, East, and Southeast Asia, 300 BCE–1980 CE
8.4 Southeast Asian Art
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What region does Southeast Asian Art encompass?
Between India and China
Southeast Asian Art was influenced by Hinduism and
Buddhism
Match the religion with its influence on Southeast Asian Art:
Hinduism ↔️ Architecture, deity sculptures
Buddhism ↔️ Stupas, Buddha statues
Islam ↔️ Calligraphy, geometric patterns
Islam influenced
Southeast Asian
Art through trade.
Which religions influenced Southeast Asian Art?
Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam
Examples of religious architecture in Southeast Asian Art include Borobudur and
Angkor
Match the religious influence with its example in Southeast Asian Art:
Hinduism ↔️ Angkor Wat
Buddhism ↔️ Borobudur
Order the major periods in Southeast Asian Art chronologically:
1️⃣ Hindu-Buddhist Period
2️⃣ Khmer Period
3️⃣ Pagan Period
4️⃣ Majapahit Period
5️⃣ Early Modern Period
What cultural influences shaped the Hindu-Buddhist Period in Southeast Asian Art?
Hinduism and Buddhism
The Khmer Period in Southeast Asian Art is associated with the
Khmer
Empire.
The Pagan Period in Southeast Asian Art was influenced by
Theravada Buddhism
.
What are the key features of Classical Hindu-Buddhist style in Southeast Asian Art?
Harmonious, symmetrical designs
The Early Modern style in Southeast Asian Art was influenced by Islamic geometric
patterns
What are the key features of the Classical Hindu-Buddhist artistic style?
Harmonious, symmetrical designs
Which artistic style is known for its large-scale structures and intricate carvings focusing on Hindu deities?
Khmer
Which artistic style features elaborate temple complexes, elegant stupas, and Buddhist themes?
Bagan
What are the distinguishing features of the Majapahit artistic style?
Dynamic terracotta sculptures
What cultural influences characterize the Early Modern artistic style?
Colonial and Islamic
Borobudur is located in
Java
Angkor Wat is a symbol of the Khmer Empire’s power and
Hindu
faith.
What religious influence is predominant in the Bagan Temples of Myanmar?
Theravada Buddhism
What do Majapahit terracottas reflect in their designs?
Indonesian daily life
What religious influences are evident in Modern Batik art?
Islam and indigenous beliefs
In Southeast Asian Art, the lotus symbolizes purity, rebirth, and spiritual
awakening
The
Naga
in Southeast Asian Art symbolizes protection and fertility.
What does the Garuda symbolize in Southeast Asian Art?
Strength and divine authority
What does Mount Meru represent in Southeast Asian Art?
The center of the universe
Southeast Asian Art was influenced by Hinduism, Buddhism, and indigenous
beliefs
Major periods in Southeast Asian Art
1️⃣ Hindu-Buddhist Period
2️⃣ Khmer Period
3️⃣ Pagan Period
4️⃣ Majapahit Period
5️⃣ Early Modern Period
Match the major periods in Southeast Asian Art with their examples:
Hindu-Buddhist Period ↔️ Borobudur stupa
Khmer Period ↔️ Angkor Wat temples
Pagan Period ↔️ Bagan temple plain
Majapahit Period ↔️ Trowulan site
Early Modern Period ↔️ Malay mosques
Which artistic style emphasizes harmonious and symmetrical designs with religious symbolism?
Classical Hindu-Buddhist
Which artistic style features large-scale structures and intricate carvings focused on Hindu deities?
Khmer
Which artistic style is known for its elaborate temple complexes, elegant stupas, and Buddhist themes?
Bagan
Which artistic style incorporates dynamic terracotta sculptures, intricate textiles, and Indonesian elements?
Majapahit
Which artistic style reflects colonial influences, Islamic geometric patterns, and contemporary interpretations?
Early Modern
What are the three main sources of symbolic meanings in Southeast Asian Art?
Hinduism, Buddhism, indigenous traditions
The naga in Southeast Asian Art symbolizes protection and
fertility
What does the Garuda in Southeast Asian Art symbolize?
Strength, divine authority
The
Kalpataru
in Southeast Asian Art represents abundance and prosperity.
In Southeast Asian Art, Mount Meru is considered the center of the
universe
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