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History Through Art and Architecture: Japan
Series Title:History Through Art and Architecture
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Alarion Press
Media Type:Curriculum Unit
Videocassette
Release Date:1992
Audience:Elementary Education
Secondary Education
Running Time:124 minutes
Physical Description:Three videotapes
Language:English
Author:Ronald M Bernier
Subject:Arts
Science, Technology, & the Environment
Subheading:Agriculture
Art History
Painting
Sculpture
Region:East Asia
Country:Japan



Abstract:

Two incisive programs look at the history and significance of the art and architecture of Japan. -The High School program discusses common themes (nature, religious beliefs, contact with other cultures) and looks at how evolving beliefs changes the way divine figures were portrayed. Includes VHS videocassette, 64-page program guide with reproducible activities. grades 9-12. 124 minutes. -The Middle School program demonstrates how foreign contacts, domestic dynastic shifts, and changes in philosophy and religion were represented in the development of new styles of art. Includes VHS videocassette, 28-page program guide and 32-page reproducible activity book. grades 6-9. 71 minutes.




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