Prairie School architecture and a clear influence from Japanese structure were the signatures of

Although Japan has a long history of ceramic production, ____________was not manufactured until the early seventeenth century when it became widely adopted for everyday use in response to growing fashion for Chinese arts

A. red-brick B. celadon C. stoneware D. porcelain

The term fresco secco refers to

a) a type of painting produced by pigment applied to a dry wall. b) a “junior god” in Egyptian creation stories. c) an object used for grinding pigments. d) a type of hieroglyphic sign.