In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries in Japan, the arts were inspired by the Zen Buddhist apprehension of the spiritual identity of all things and by aesthetic standards that stressed:

What theme is reflected by Marco Polo’s observations? “Those markets make a daily display of every kind of vegetable and fruit…Their fish is of sundry kinds, changing with the season…so great is the number of inhabitants who are accustomed to

delicate living.” a) the “City of Heaven” b) the “Way” c) the glory of Kublai Khan d) the endurance of the Orchid

What kind of lines do artists use to draw only the outline of an object?

A. Cross-contour B. Cross-hatching C. Meandering D. Contour