A Closer Look at Tibetan Thangkas
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- NEW YORK, April 17, 2017 - Adriana Proser, John H. Foster Senior Curator for Traditional Asian Art at Asia Society Museum in New York, provides an inside look at the Tibetan thangka paintings on display in the exhibition she co-curated, Unknown Tibet: The Tucci Expeditions and Buddhist Panting. (4 min., 57 sec.)
I found excellent collections of thagkas in the antique shops of Darjiling, West Bengal (India). They were indeed mind- exalting and a treat to look at! One can easily feel its sacredness by even a simple glance. I was fortunate to buy one to my home. :D
Thank you very much for uploading this interesting exhibit invitation. Curator is a perfect guide through the meaning and value of the Thangkas.
Some regard the depiction of Shakyamuni holding a bowl as the "medicine Buddha" as he is also called "healer of the world".
Tibetan Thangkas are beautiful and have many secret untold stories.
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😞 Depressing knowing art of Hellenic Buddhism never continues flourishing.
Tibetian thanka are of nepali origin the word thanka itself means to fold and keep ...part of paubha newari art form were the virgin artist paint them
After all these you just come here just to say this belong to nepal, just like bhudha belongs to nepal and now yoga also belongs to nepal. Pathetic. Torpe will always be torpe.
Bruhh ya Nepali are out of control. trust me Nepal wasn’t even on scene. All these small Tibetan warlords were in control of upper part present day Nepal. Half other half are Indian.
Dude it is make of human skin.
history of slavery
Before the communists liberated Tibet, Thangka were made from young girl's skin. The monks treated farmers like slaves, there are thousands of documents recorded the atrocity of the Tibetan monks. Dalai Lama's Tibet is an extremely inhuman world. Every time they performed rituals, they will need lots of human bones, blood, skin, intestines, heads. I'm not sure about freeing Tibet is actually good for the low-class Tibetans.
You can go to the museum in Tibet@@tejasnair3399
That’s what they teach you in Chinese school ? 🤦♂️