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Buddhist Paintings of Tun-Huang in the National Museum, New Delhi Malas for Wearing a feat which had defied

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Buddhist Paintings of Tun-Huang in the National Museum, New Delhi Malas for Wearing a feat which had defiedTun Huang is the dream child of the Avatamsaka tradition of contemplation as it unfolded in Bamiyan. This richly illustrated book examines the Tun Huang Buddhist cave paintings at the National Museum in New Delhi. The 143 best scrolls have been narated whose colours are still radiant images of the divine. The National Museum is one of the three major repositories of the Tun Huang paintings, the others beings the British Museum London and the Musee

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