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•    Despite the very early appearance of pottery, the Jomon peoples very slowly developed different visual designs, using their fingers or string to impress repeated designs on the surface. ...
• Like so much else in Japanese culture, much of the arts and technologies of the Yayoi period were imported from Korea and China. ...
•    More than anything else, the visual art which stands out from the Kofun period are the massive tombs built for powerful emperors and others, some immensely long. ...
• We know much about Kufun visual arts because the dead were accompanied by objects that, supposedly, they would carry into the next world. ...
•    From the Yayoi period onwards, Japanese visual arts are not easily separable from Korean or Chinese arts. The tumuli and the haniwa of the Kofun period are notable exceptions, but on the whole the visual arts were derivative of continental models. This derivative nature would seem to become outright slavishness in the seventh and eighth centuries when the Japanese visual imagination began to explode into a variety of visual genres. ...
•    This explosion of the visual imagination in Japan was at its most dynamic in the buiilding of temples. ...
•    If you were to identify one and only one radical departure in the visual world of the ancient Japanese, this building of temples would probably be your best candidate. ...
• The artificial distinction that we make between human architecture and the surrounding natural world did not seem to operate in the visual imagination of Shinto. ...
• These early sculptures, produced in prodigious number from the seventh century onwards, drew their visual language almost entirely from Chinese and Korean models. ...
•    By the beginning of the Nara period (710-794), Japanese visual arts were almost totally dominated by Buddhism and by Chinese subjects. ... Marked by ferocious building, sculpture, and painting activity, the arts of the Nara period largely served the expanding Buddhist culture centered around Nara and later Mount Hiei. ...
•    It wasn't until the Heian period (794-1185) that the visual arts began to change. ... " While yamato-e would not have the same prestige as kara-e, the depiction of Japanese scenes required a different visual imagination. ...
•    This development in the Japanese visual imagination was a highly gendered one. ...

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• Imagination/Reality: Wallace Stevens' Harmonium and the Visual Arts .
• Although there is no sustained discussion of visual art or influences in Stevens' letters, I will argue that the writing of Harmonium is in a sense bracketed by Stevens' exposure to Walter Arsenberg and his salon. It is my contention that Stevens wrote Harmonium while steeped in modern art and it's theoretical underpinnings and that the poems contained in his first book of poetry reflect certain modern visual sources. ...
• In this paper, though, I will be attempting to illustrate the primary importance of visual art on Stevens while he was composing Harmonium. ...
• In Wallace Stevens and Company: The Harmonium Years 1913 - 1923, Glen MacLeod looks at literary as well as visual artists who may have been influences for Stevens during this time. ... In a later book, Wallace Stevens and Modern Art, Glen MacLeod discusses the relationship he sees between Stevens' poetry and visual art throughout Stevens' career. ... MacLeod's book has been very useful for me in citing a few examples of poems from Harmonium with possible visual sources. ... Unfortunately, his discussion of visual artists, such as Marcel Duchamp, is echoed in his later book with very few refinements. ...
• Her discussion of "Sunday Morning" from Harmonium cites a few possible visual sources, among them Manet's Woman with a Parrot, but stops short of drawing an explicit parallel. ...
• Rather the scene is pulled out of a staid visual representation and put back into motion, "There will never be an end/ To this droning of the surf. " The poem never reaches the painterly representation of a still life that Williams achieves and even the title itself signals a verse form (fabliau) rather than a visual field or particular scene. ...
• Although Stevens commented that Pach's illustration is "just the opposite of my idea," that he "intended something quite concrete; actual animals, not original chaos" (L 224), he may have been simply referring to Pach's technique and not the disavowal of all visual influences. ...
• His discussion includes Cubism's relation to visual imagination. ...

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• Often times it is used to reference someone who draws or in some ways uses visual cues to organize their work. ...
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• Opportunities are given to practice using visual arts vocabulary, learn about artistic elements and design techniques, compare and contrast one of 9 sets of artworks, use concept attainment to look critically at three major eras in art history, and interpret and critique a contempory piece of artwork.
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• The lobby of the Park Avenue Atrium is a permanent showcase for sculpture shows by the National Sculpture Society that are made possible by the corporate arts partnership between NSS and Max Capital Management Corporation, owners of the Park Avenue Atrium building. ...

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