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9788816690042

Tibetan Art

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  • ISBN13:

    9788816690042

  • ISBN10:

    8816690046

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-01-01
  • Publisher: Jaca Books
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Summary

The subtitle of this book is Tracing the Development of Spiritual Ideals and Art in Tibet 600-2000 A.D. and in it Amy Heller places the artwork within its historic, social and religious context, utilising in situ photographs from Tibet. She incorporates t

Table of Contents

The Era of the Tibetan Empire (630-850)p. 7
The atmosphere and ideals of the Pugyel dynastyp. 7
The ideals of Buddhismp. 13
The esthetics of Buddhist art in Tibet during the Pugyel dinastyp. 33
The Flourishing of Buddhism in Tibet (950-1300)p. 53
The survival of Buddhism in East and West Tibetp. 53
The spiritual and artistic legacy of the Indian teacher Atisa (982-1054)p. 60
The esthetics and conceptual developments of the eleventh centuryp. 122
The foundation of monasteries and doctrinal developmentsp. 124
Grathang: Tibetan, Indian and Nepalese esthetics as documented by Tibetan monasteriesp. 126
The influence of Tibetan Buddhism in the Xixia kingdomp. 130
The Khasa Malla kingdomp. 132
Tibetans as Imperial Preceptors of the Yuan dynastyp. 132
The Tibetan Renaissance (1300-1500)p. 135
Buton, his work and its importance for Shalu monasteryp. 136
The Lori stupa, the presence of Tibetan Buddhism in Mustangp. 138
The work of Newar and Tibetan artists in Tibetp. 139
The Terma movementp. 140
The creation of the Gelugpa monastic schoolp. 141
Chinese patronage of Tibetan Buddhism under the Yunglo Emperorp. 142
The principality of Gyantsep. 144
The Gyantse Kumbump. 145
The Ngor monastery's patronage of Newar artistsp. 146
Menla Dondub, founder of the Menri school of paintingp. 177
Khyentse, founder of the Khyenri school of paintingp. 178
The Era of the Dalai Lamas (1500-2000)p. 181
Gendun Gyatso and his heritagep. 182
Tibetan art historical analyses: Pema Karpo and Taranathap. 186
The Karma Gadri school of paintingp. 188
The New Menri artistic schoolp. 189
The Great Fifth Dalai Lama (1617-1682)p. 190
The legacy of the Fifth Dalai Lamap. 193
The Golden Age of Derge, the cultural capital of Easten Tibetp. 195
Jigme Lingpa, a Nyingma theologian of the eighteenth centuryp. 217
The Ri me movement, Tibetan oecumenism of the nineteenth centuryp. 219
The twentieth centuryp. 219
Appendix on Mandalap. 225
Map of Pilgrims' and commercial routesp. 226
Bibliographyp. 228
Indexp. 235
Acknowledgments and Illustration Creditsp. 239
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