Vis 127c Modern Chinese Art History

The correct answer is Ren Xiong. Wu Daozi, Zhang Zeduan, and Gu Kaizhi are all famous Chinese painters, but they did not create the self portrait depicted in Slide #1.

The correct answer describes an album showcasing figures, flowers, and birds by Ren Yi, including the story of the loyal Su Wu, which is the main theme of the artwork on Slide #3.

The correct answer describes the artwork depicted in Slide #5, '4 Seasons by Wu Changshi 1911,' along with its characteristics and artistic achievements.

The correct answer details the features of Slide #6 in the Fleeting Shadow Pavilion Pictorial, which includes printed illustrations for Feiyinge Huabao, natural history, and famous ladies. The incorrect answers do not accurately represent the contents of Slide #6.

The correct answer is related to the artist's interest in Asian spirituality and Buddhist philosophy, particularly after his trip to India.

He Tianjian was a Chinese painter who was very influential in advocating for reform in Chinese painting. His works, such as 'Conversation in the Autumn Woods,' often depicted bizarre landscapes with a slightly surreal quality.

Zheng Wuchang is the correct artist of the hanging scroll 'Gazing at the Waterfall'. Li Bai and Wang Wei are famous poets, not painters. Wen Zhengming was a Ming dynasty painter, not the artist of this particular hanging scroll.

Slide #12 features the portrait 'Portrait of Miss L' by Guan Zilan, painted in 1929 in oil on canvas under the 'Storm Society' movement.

The correct answer refers to the cover design of a book titled 'Wandering' by Tao Yuanqing from 1926, as depicted on Slide #15.

Slide #16 specifically mentions the cover design that was adapted for October by Qian Juntao1933, which is the main content of this slide.

Hu Yichuan is the correct answer as he created the woodcut 'To the Front!' in 1932. The other three artists mentioned were prominent Chinese artists as well, but they did not create this specific artwork.

The correct answer is 'Brooding' as it is the title of the woodcut created by Li Hua in 1935.

The correct answer refers to a specific artwork by the artist Li Hua in 1936, which is a woodcut titled China, Roar! It is important to pay attention to the details mentioned in the question to arrive at the correct answer.

The woodcut by Liu Xian from 1938 conveys a message urging unity and resistance against the Japanese aggressors, as opposed to seeking peace through negotiations, surrendering, or collaborating with the invaders.

Slide #21 of the presentation features the artwork 'New Year Door Guardians' by Yan Han, created in 1939-40. It is a woodcut print depicting traditional Chinese aesthetics related to New Year celebrations.

The correct answer is Rice Riot by Zhao Yannian 1947, Woodcut. This artwork belongs to the woodcut genre and was created by Zhao Yannian in 1947.

The correct answer can be determined by matching the description provided with the specific artwork mentioned, which is 'The Professor by Yang Keyang1947, Woodcut.' The incorrect answers are unrelated to the description provided on Slide #24.

The correct answer is Mao Zedong as depicted in the painting 'Mao Zedong at the December Meeting' by Jin Shangyi in 1961.

The correct answer refers to a specific painting titled Five Heros of Mount Langya by Zhan Jianjun, which is completely different from the other options provided.

The correct answer is Chairman Mao as depicted in the title of the painting. The other options do not match the description provided.