Questions: After watching the videos, I found the depiction of 3-D space in both "The Last Supper" and "Night Attack on the SanjS Palace" fascinating. "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci uses a one-point perspective to create a sense of depth and space. The converging lines lead the viewer's eye to the focal point, creating a feeling of three-dimensional space within the painting. On the other hand, the Sanjo Palace scroll uses a different approach to depict space The sceril presents space as more narrative and panoramic, using layered compositions to convey depth and distance. "The Last Supper" is a mural created with tempera and oil on plaster, while the Sanjo Palace scroll is an ink and color on paper. The medium used in each work contributes to its uniqueness. The mural technique allows da Vinci to achieve high detail and realism. in contrast, the scroil's ink and color on paper technique enables the artist to create a flowing and continuous narrative. In terms of cultural aesthetic preference, both are captivating in their way. The precision and detail in "The Last Supper" appeal to me, as it captures a slgnificant moment in Western religious history with a sense of realism. On the other hand, the dynamic and narrative quality of the Sanjo Palace scroll draws me in due to its depiction of a historical event in Japanese culture. Both cultural aesthetics offer unique perspectives and qualities that make it challenging to choose a preference.

Transcript text: After watching the videos, I found the depiction of 3-D space in both "The Last Supper" and "Night Attack on the SanjS Palace" fascinating. "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci uses a one-point perspective to create a sense of depth and space. The converging lines lead the viewer's eye to the focal point, creating a feeling of three-dimensional space within the painting. On the other hand, the Sanjo Palace scroll uses a different approach to depict space The sceril presents space as more narrative and panoramic, using layered compositions to convey depth and distance. "The Last Supper" is a mural created with tempera and oil on plaster, while the Sanjo Palace scroll is an ink and color on paper. The medium used in each work contributes to its uniqueness. The mural technique allows da Vinci to achieve high detail and realism. in contrast, the scroil's ink and color on paper technique enables the artist to create a flowing and continuous narrative. In terms of cultural aesthetic preference, both are captivating in their way. The precision and detail in "The Last Supper" appeal to me, as it captures a slgnificant moment in Western religious history with a sense of realism. On the other hand, the dynamic and narrative quality of the Sanjo Palace scroll draws me in due to its depiction of a historical event in Japanese culture. Both cultural aesthetics offer unique perspectives and qualities that make it challenging to choose a preference.