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Bhutan Studies: Aspects of History and Culture
This introduction to the Bhutan section of Impressions of Bhutan and Tibetan Art, a volume of the proceedings of the ninth seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies, briefly ... Bod kyi kha dog gi bra ba skor gleng ba/_rig pra 'phrul gyi me long /
Description to be added. Computerised Cataloguing of Choekey Books and Documents: A Field Study
Description to be added. Indo-Tibetan Schools of Art and Architecture in the Western Himalaya: The Instance of Ribba in Kinnaur
This paper looks at how Tibetan and Indian architectural styles combined in the Western Himalaya, taking the Lo tsA ba lha khang of Ribba as an example. The temple's structure and sculptures ar... Literary Contributions by Bhutanese Scholars to Buddhism and Tibetan Studies
Description to be added. Observations on the Political Organisation of Western Bhutan in the 14th century, as Revealed in Records of the 'Ba' ra ba Sect
Description to be added. Remembering Michael Aris: His Role in Bhutanese Studies and a Personal Tribute
Description to be added. Sculpture in Bhutan: The Tshogs zhing in the Paro Museum
Description to be added. Some Inconsistencies of Colour Composition Techniques in Tibet
A brief survey of four Tibetan texts dealing with the mixing of colors for painting. The texts were written by Deumar Geshé Tendzin Puntsok (de’u dmar dge bshes bstan ’dzin phun tshogs, 1725-?), ... Tantric Buddhism and Aesthetics: Art and Morality
This article explores the relationship between aesthetics, art, and morality within Tantric Buddhism in India and Tibet. The author consults several Sanskrit texts which relate to the intersection of ... |
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