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Final Exam Review_Part 2

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  1. 1Louis XIV. (14)Versailles. Sun King. most powerful ruler in Europe. added to Louvre as his royal residence. moved to Versailles.
  2. 2—Louis XIV + Versailles. Sun King. most powerful ruler in Europe.Louis XIV + Versailles. Sun King. most powerful ruler in Europe.
  3. 3Palace @ Versailles.Louis XIV. community of its own. king's tastes + beliefs expressed.
  4. 4—Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.
  5. 5—Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.
  6. 6—King's Apartment @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.King's Apartment @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.
  7. 7King's Apartment @ Chateau de Versailles.(France) located on central axis of gardens + palace. behind Gallery of Mirrors. not private. place where king met friends, advisors, even foreign dignitaries.
  8. 8—King's Apartment @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.King's Apartment @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.
  9. 9—King's Apartment @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.King's Apartment @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.
  10. 10—Garden Facade @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV. 1660s. Louis Le Vau.Garden Facade @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV. 1660s. Louis Le Vau.
  11. 11Who designed the Garden Facade @ Chateau de Versailles?Louis Le Vau.
  12. 12Louis Le Vau.Garden Facade @ Chateau de Versailles. (France)
  13. 13—Garden Facade @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV. 1660s. Louis Le Vau.Garden Facade @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV. 1660s. Louis Le Vau.
  14. 14—Hall of Mirrors @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.Hall of Mirrors @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.
  15. 15—Hall of Mirrors @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.Hall of Mirrors @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Louis XIV.
  16. 16Who designed the gardens @ Versailles?Andre Le Notre.
  17. 17Andre Le Notre.Gardens @ Chateau de Versailles. (France)
  18. 18Andre Le Notre + the Gardens @ Versailles.gardens as important as buildings. occupied site the size of small city. grand axis dominates landscape. gardens organized through clear geometry. culmination of revolution in landscape design.
  19. 19—Gardens @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Andre Le Notre.Gardens @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Andre Le Notre.
  20. 20—Gardens @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Andre Le Notre. View towards palace. Basin of Apollo.Gardens @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Andre Le Notre. View towards palace. Basin of Apollo.
  21. 21—Gardens @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Andre Le Notre. View away from palace. Basin of Latona.Gardens @ Chateau de Versailles. (France) Andre Le Notre. View away from palace. Basin of Latona.
  22. 22—St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.
  23. 23Christopher Wren.St. Paul's Cathedral (London)
  24. 24—St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.
  25. 25—Section through nave. St. Paul's Cathedral (London) Christopher Wren. shows outer wall is screen wall that hides buttresses.Section through nave. St. Paul's Cathedral (London) Christopher Wren. shows outer wall is screen wall that hides buttresses.
  26. 26—Section. St. Paul's Cathedral. (London). Christopher Wren. Ea. dome's 3 shells serves different purpose. Concept of outer dome of timber + inner masonry dome. (from French churhces)Section. St. Paul's Cathedral. (London). Christopher Wren. Ea. dome's 3 shells serves different purpose. Concept of outer dome of timber ...
  27. 27—St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.
  28. 28—St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.
  29. 29—St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.
  30. 30—St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.
  31. 31“Here in its foundations lies the architect of this church and city, Christopher Wren, who lived beyond ninety years, not for his own profit but for the public good. Reader, if you seek his monument - look around you”St. Paul's Cathedral. (London) Christopher Wren.
  32. 32Islam.connection between believer + God. no complex priesthood. material objects not seen as sacrosanct. little distinction between sacred + secular. all things equally subject to will of God.
  33. 33ulamaIslam leaders. perform no tasks that cannot be performed by any adult Muslim. means "the learned". preserve + maintain knowledge.
  34. 34earliest Islam sites of prayersquare areas marked by line in sand. one side oriented towards Mecca.
  35. 35Mosque.Islam place of communal prayer. term derived from "masjid" meaning place of prostration. mosque is focal point of complex that includes: hospitals, madrasas (schools) shelter for travelers, other.
  36. 36What are the basic elements of a mosque?Minaret. Courtyard. Covered prayer hall. Minbar. Qibla. Mihrab.
  37. 37term "mosque"derived from Arabic "Masjid" meaning "place of prostration"
  38. 38"jami"large communal mosques. Great Mosques. Friday Mosques.
  39. 39What else can mosques serve as besides providing a place for prayer?educational centers.
  40. 40—The Mosque.The Mosque.
  41. 41Mimar Sinan.Muslim. architect + engineer to Suleyman the Magnificent. familiar w/Michelangelo's plans for St. Peter's.
  42. 42Venice + Istanbul.closely linked by trade + diplomacy.
  43. 43—Mimar Sinan. architect + engineer to Suleman the Magnificent.Mimar Sinan. architect + engineer to Suleman the Magnificent.
  44. 44—Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan. for Suleyman the Magnificent. contains: schools, hospital, caravanserie + other.Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan. for Suleyman the Magnificent. contains: schools, hospital, caravanserie + other.
  45. 45Who was the Suleymaniye Mosque designed for?(Istanbul, Sinan) designed for Suleyman the Magnificent. by Mimar Sinan.
  46. 46Suleymaniye Mosque.(Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan. contains: schools, hospital, caravanserie, + other.
  47. 47—Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan. for Suleyman the Magnificent. contains schools, hospital, caravanserie + other.Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan. for Suleyman the Magnificent. contains schools, hospital, caravanserie + other.
  48. 48What building does the Suleymaniye Mosque resemble?Hagia Sophia.
  49. 49Sultanate mosques.embody desire to recreate city as religious + political capital.
  50. 50—Hagia Sophia. inspired Sulymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.Hagia Sophia. inspired Sulymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.
  51. 51—Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan. for Suleyman the Magnificent.Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan. for Suleyman the Magnificent.
  52. 52—Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.
  53. 53—Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.
  54. 54—Section + Floor Plan of Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.Section + Floor Plan of Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.
  55. 55—Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.
  56. 56—Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.Suleymaniye Mosque. (Istanbul, Turkey) Mimar Sinan.
  57. 57—6 major urban civilizations that developed independently from outside influences in the Americas.6 major urban civilizations that developed independently from outside influences in the Americas.
  58. 58Tenochtitlan.Mexico. Mexica settled by Lake Texcoco + founded Tenochtitlan. from marsh, created fields + islands.
  59. 59—Tenochtitlan, Mexico.Tenochtitlan, Mexico.
  60. 60—Tenochtitlan, Mexico.Tenochtitlan, Mexico.
  61. 61—Tenochtitlan, Mexico. the Mexica.Tenochtitlan, Mexico. the Mexica.
  62. 62the Mexica.founded Tenochtitlan, Mexico. created fields + islands from marsh around Lake Texcoco.
  63. 63—Sacred Complex. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) largest structure: Templo Mayor. sacred precinct oriented towards equinoxes.Sacred Complex. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) largest structure: Templo Mayor. sacred precinct oriented towards equinoxes.
  64. 64Templo Mayor.(Tenochtitlan, Mexico). largest structure. crowned by shrines to Tlaloc (rain god) + Huitzilopochtili (war god)
  65. 65—Sacred Complex. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) largest structure: Templo Mayor. Plan of Temple of Tenochtitlan. 1325.Sacred Complex. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) largest structure: Templo Mayor. Plan of Temple of Tenochtitlan. 1325.
  66. 66—Templo Mayor. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) 1325. continually rebuilt. later stages destroyed by Spaniards.Templo Mayor. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) 1325. continually rebuilt. later stages destroyed by Spaniards.
  67. 67—Templo Mayor. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) 1325. shrine of Huitzlipochtli on right @ top of temple. decorated w/carved skulls.Templo Mayor. (Tenochtitlan, Mexico) 1325. shrine of Huitzlipochtli on right @ top of temple. decorated w/carved skulls.
  68. 68—Machu Picchu. (Peru). 15th-16th centuries. last Inca city to be inhabited only by Inca. only city to have survived intact. estate of emperor. location inconvenient for trade/agriculture.Machu Picchu. (Peru). 15th-16th centuries. last Inca city to be inhabited only by Inca. only city to have survived intact. estate of empe...
  69. 69Machu Picchu.(Peru) . last Inca city to be inhabited only by INCA. only city to have survived intact. estate of emperor. inconvenient for trade/agriculture.
  70. 70—Machu Picchu. (Peru). INCA.Machu Picchu. (Peru). INCA.
  71. 71—Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Central plaza surrounded by buildings of fine masonry.Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Central plaza surrounded by buildings of fine masonry.
  72. 72—Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Central Plaza surrounded by buildings of find masonry.Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Central Plaza surrounded by buildings of find masonry.
  73. 73—Intihuatana. Machu Picchu. (Peru). 15th-16th centuries. Ritual stone @ highest point of site that echoes form of Machu Picchu. miniature mountain.Intihuatana. Machu Picchu. (Peru). 15th-16th centuries. Ritual stone @ highest point of site that echoes form of Machu Picchu. miniature ...
  74. 74Intihuatana.Machu Picchu. (Peru). Ritual stone @ highest point of site that echoes form of Machu Picchu. miniature mountain.
  75. 75—Intihuatana. Machu Picchu. (Peru) Ritual stone @ highest point of site that echoes form of Machu Picchu. minature mountain.Intihuatana. Machu Picchu. (Peru) Ritual stone @ highest point of site that echoes form of Machu Picchu. minature mountain.
  76. 76—Temple of the Sun. Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Sited on steep ridge w/unobstructed view. observatory.Temple of the Sun. Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Sited on steep ridge w/unobstructed view. observatory.
  77. 77—Temple of the Sun. Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Sited on steep ridge w/unobstructed view. observatory.Temple of the Sun. Machu Picchu. (Peru) 15th-16th centuries. Sited on steep ridge w/unobstructed view. observatory.
  78. 78Temple of the Sun.Machu Picchu. (Peru) sited on steep ridge. unobstructed views. observatory.
  79. 79—Angkor Area. (Siem Reap, Cambodia).Angkor Area. (Siem Reap, Cambodia).
  80. 80—Angkor Area. (Siem Reap, Cambodia) 8:Angkor Wat. 5: Angkor Thom (large square). Shaded areas: artificial reservoirs + canals. hold religious + utilitarian meanings.Angkor Area. (Siem Reap, Cambodia) 8:Angkor Wat. 5: Angkor Thom (large square). Shaded areas: artificial reservoirs + canals. hold religi...
  81. 81Artificial reservoirs + canals @ Angkor Area (Siem reap, Cambodia)hold religious + utilitarian meanings.
  82. 82—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia) dedicated to Hindu god Vishnu. cosmic mountain. astronomical orientation.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia) dedicated to Hindu god Vishnu. cosmic mountain. astronomical orientation.
  83. 83Khmer kingdom religion?blend of Hinduism + Buddhism.
  84. 84Angkor Wat.(Siem Reap, Cambodia). dedicated to Hindu god Vishnu. cosmic mountain. astronomical orientation.
  85. 85—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia) dedicated to Hindu god Vishnu. cosmic mountain. astronomical orientation.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia) dedicated to Hindu god Vishnu. cosmic mountain. astronomical orientation.
  86. 86—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Entrance from west. Towards central compound.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Entrance from west. Towards central compound.
  87. 87—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Front elevation.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Front elevation.
  88. 88—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Central Tower.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Central Tower.
  89. 89—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Section.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Section.
  90. 90—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). View from Central Tower.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). View from Central Tower.
  91. 91—Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Statue of Vishnu.Angkor Wat. (Siem Reap, Cambodia). Statue of Vishnu.
  92. 92—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) 1632.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) 1632.
  93. 93What building does the Taj Mahal resemble?Gur Emir (Samarkand).
  94. 94—Gur Emir (Samarkand). Inspired Taj Mahal (Agra, India).Gur Emir (Samarkand). Inspired Taj Mahal (Agra, India).
  95. 95—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. White marble inlad w/semi-precious stones carved in floral + geometric designs. Calligraphic passages emphasize rewards promised to believers.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. White marble inlad w/semi-precious stones carved in floral + geometric designs. Calligraphic passages emp...
  96. 96—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. White marble inlad w/semi-precious stones carved in floral + geometric designs. Calligraphic passages emphasize rewards promised to believers.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. White marble inlad w/semi-precious stones carved in floral + geometric designs. Calligraphic passages emp...
  97. 97—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. Floral motifs refer to flowers of paradise. Inlaid stone techniques originate in Italy.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. Floral motifs refer to flowers of paradise. Inlaid stone techniques originate in Italy.
  98. 98Floral motifs @ Taj Mahal.(Agra, India). refer to flowers of paradise. flowers also used in Persian poetry to describe features of the beloved.
  99. 99—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. Floral motifs. refer to flowers of paradise. also used in Persian poetry to describe features of beloved.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. Floral motifs. refer to flowers of paradise. also used in Persian poetry to describe features of beloved.
  100. 100—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) cross-section.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) cross-section.
  101. 101—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. 9-Square Plan. derived from Timurid + Persian bldgs. 8 chambers around central space correspond to 8 levels of paradise in Islamic cosmology.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India). 1632. 9-Square Plan. derived from Timurid + Persian bldgs. 8 chambers around central space correspond to 8 leve...
  102. 1029 Square Plan of Taj Mahal.derived from Timurid + Persian bldgs. 8 Chambers around central space correspond to 8 levels of paradise in Islamic cosmology.
  103. 103—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) 1632. @ center of bldg.: Cenotaphs of Shah Jahan + wife. Bodies interred in crypt.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) 1632. @ center of bldg.: Cenotaphs of Shah Jahan + wife. Bodies interred in crypt.
  104. 104—Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) 1632. @ center of bldg.: Cenotaphs of Shah Jahan + wife. Bodies interred in crypt.Taj Mahal. (Agra, India) 1632. @ center of bldg.: Cenotaphs of Shah Jahan + wife. Bodies interred in crypt.
  105. 105What is located @ center of Taj Mahal?(Agra, India) 1632. Cenotaphs of Shah Jahan + wife. Bodies interred in crypt.
  106. 106—Forbidden City. (Beijing) Ming + Qing Dynasties. Forbidden City houses administrative, ritual, + residential bldgs. for emperor.Forbidden City. (Beijing) Ming + Qing Dynasties. Forbidden City houses administrative, ritual, + residential bldgs. for emperor.
  107. 107Forbidden City.(Beijing) Ming + Qing Dynasties. Forbidden City houses administrative, ritual, + residential bldgs. for emperor.
  108. 108"To govern by virtue, let us compare it to the North Star: it stays in its place, while the myriad stars wait upon it."(Analects of Confucius II, 1)
  109. 109RujiaConfucianism. "school of the scholars". Chinese term. texts of Rujia have shaped official Chinese culture.
  110. 110Confucianism.4 Books of Confucianism. core texts for Chinese schools + civil service exams.
  111. 111Confucius (551-379 BCE)purpose of education: to create "exemplary person" through ren (humaneness/benevolence) + li (ritual/etiquette/propriety). virtual individuals become basis for improved society. argues any person (not only wealthy + socially elite) could cultivate virtue of ren. building of character necessary to create harmonious society.
  112. 112renhumaneness/benevolence
  113. 113liritual/etiquette/propriety
  114. 114What was the purpose of education for Confucious?to create an "exemplary person" through ren + li.
  115. 115Chinese rulers.served under "mandate of heaven". conduct of ruler determine whether he received + maintained right to rule. unjust rulers lost mandate. loss of power.
  116. 116—Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  117. 117—Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  118. 118—Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  119. 119—Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  120. 120—Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  121. 121—Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  122. 122—Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  123. 123—Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.Hall of Supreme Harmony. Forbidden City. (Beijing, China) Ming + Qing Dynasties.
  124. 124Zenone of the schools of Mahayana Buddhism. entered Japan in 1100s. popular during Muromachi era (1336-1573)
  125. 125Zen followers.path to enlightenment requires self-realization. enlightenment attained through meditation + practice. note: historical Buddha achieved nirvana through meditation.
  126. 126Zen path to enlightenment.self-realization. attained though meditation + practice.
  127. 127Zen + warrior class.Zen temples + monasteries gained power. gardens demonstrate distinct perspective on use of architecture + landscapes for religious purposes.
  128. 128Zen Gardens.demonstrate distinct perspective on use of architecture + landscapes for religious purposes.
  129. 129—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan) 1500. Zen garden. "Karesansui " style.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan) 1500. Zen garden. "Karesansui " style.
  130. 130"Karesansui" style.dry garden. Ryoanji.
  131. 131What style is Ryoanji?(Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden.
  132. 132Zen as a form of Buddhism.stresses individual path to nirvana.
  133. 133—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. used as aid to meditation. allegorical (symbolic). parallels practice of Zen.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. used as aid to meditation. allegorical (symbolic). parallels practice of Zen.
  134. 134How were gardens used in Zen practice?used as aid to meditation. seen as allegorical. parallels practice of Zen itself.
  135. 135—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. used as aid to meditation. allegorical (symbolic). parallels practice of Zen.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. used as aid to meditation. allegorical (symbolic). parallels practice of Zen.
  136. 136—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awareness of their properties.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awaren...
  137. 137—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awareness of their properties.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awaren...
  138. 138—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awareness of their properties.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awaren...
  139. 139—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awareness of their properties.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awaren...
  140. 140—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awareness of their properties.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. use + juxtaposition of materials + elements encourages awaren...
  141. 141Use + juxtaposition of materials + elements in Zen gardens.encourages awareness of their properties.
  142. 142—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. Tending of garden serves as Zen practice.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. Tending of garden serves as Zen practice.
  143. 143Tending of Zen gardens.serves as Zen practice.
  144. 144—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. tending of garden serves as Zen practice.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. tending of garden serves as Zen practice.
  145. 145—Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. tending of garden serves as Zen practice.Ryoanji. (Kyoto, Japan). "Karesansui" style. dry garden. aid to meditation. tending of garden serves as Zen practice.
  146. 146—Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan) 1620. constructed by princes of imperial family. "Sukiva" style. "Flying geese" plan. emphasis of Katsura on cultural prowess.Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan) 1620. constructed by princes of imperial family. "Sukiva" style. "Flying geese" plan. emphasis of...
  147. 147ex of "Sukiva" style building.Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan)
  148. 148Who constructs Katsura Detached Palace (Kyoto, Japan) ?princes of imperial family
  149. 149—Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). constructed by princes of imperial family. "Sukiva" style. "Flying geese" plan. emphasis on cultural prowess.Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). constructed by princes of imperial family. "Sukiva" style. "Flying geese" plan. emphasis on cult...
  150. 150—New Palace @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.New Palace @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.
  151. 151—New Palace @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.New Palace @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.
  152. 152—Moon Viewing Platform @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.Moon Viewing Platform @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.
  153. 153—Moon Viewing Platform @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.Moon Viewing Platform @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.
  154. 154—Moon Viewing Platform @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.Moon Viewing Platform @ Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). 1620.
  155. 155—Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). garden is stroll garden centered on artificial pond. small bldgs. strategically located.Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). garden is stroll garden centered on artificial pond. small bldgs. strategically located.
  156. 156—Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). garden is stroll garden centered on artificial pond. small bldgs. strategically located.Katsura Detached Palace. (Kyoto, Japan). garden is stroll garden centered on artificial pond. small bldgs. strategically located.

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