HomeArt & CultureArt History Art History Hōryūji, the world’s oldest wooden architecture 17/05/2025 Hōryūji, 693–710, Nara, Japan speakers: Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker at Hōryūji source Your EmailJoin our weekly newsletter to receive the best content from the world of architecture & design. Choose a topic you're interested inArchitectureInterior DesignGraphic DesignSubscribe×Thank you!We will contact you soon. TagsSmarthistory Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinNaver Save This Post Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Up Next Newsletter RECOMMENDED- 400 C.E.: Ancient Cultures400-1400: Medieval Era1400-1500: Renaissance1500-1600: End of Renaissance1600-1700: Baroque1700-1800: Age of Enlightenment1848-1907 in Europe and the United States1907-19601960 - PresentAfrican ArtIslamic ArtMesoamericaMore A throne for Saint Peter — Bernini’s Cathedra Petri Duccio, Maesta (back) A body in clay, a work by Magdalene Anyango N. Odundo Eleusis Amphora Reframing Art HIstory—Smarthistory’s “textbook” (from a live webinar)
