Global Arts: Traditions and Innovations · Term 4
Japanese Woodblock Prints: Ukiyo-e
Investigating the history, techniques, and cultural significance of Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock prints and their influence on Western art.
Key Questions
- Analyze how Ukiyo-e prints captured the 'floating world' of Edo period Japan.
- Explain the intricate process of creating a multi-color woodblock print.
- Compare the aesthetic principles of Ukiyo-e with European artistic traditions of the same period.
ACARA Content Descriptions
AC9AVA10C01AC9AVA10R01
Year: Year 9
Subject: The Arts
Unit: Global Arts: Traditions and Innovations
Period: Term 4
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