Faces of Dharma: Selected Works of Tibetan Buddhist Art
ALPHA OMEGA ARTS
By Greg Disney
CHINA---The National Museum of History in Taiwan presents, "Faces of Dharma: Selected Works of Tibetan Buddhist Art" through August 19, 2012. The art of Tibetan Buddhism was influenced by arts of India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Kashimir. The exhibition shows connections to the art of Han Buddhism. Tibetan Buddhism and its highly symbolic icons and art forms reflect the particular culture, religion, and folklores in Tibet and are highly attractive for the world over. For this exhibition, the National Museum of History has selected 70 pieces of sculptures, Thangka paintings, and scripture covers to lead visitors through the world history of Tibetan Buddhist art.
By Greg Disney
CHINA---The National Museum of History in Taiwan presents, "Faces of Dharma: Selected Works of Tibetan Buddhist Art" through August 19, 2012. The art of Tibetan Buddhism was influenced by arts of India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Kashimir. The exhibition shows connections to the art of Han Buddhism. Tibetan Buddhism and its highly symbolic icons and art forms reflect the particular culture, religion, and folklores in Tibet and are highly attractive for the world over. For this exhibition, the National Museum of History has selected 70 pieces of sculptures, Thangka paintings, and scripture covers to lead visitors through the world history of Tibetan Buddhist art.
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