Early Buddhist art of China and Central Asia
Rhie, Marylin M.
Early Buddhist art of China and Central Asia by Marylin Martin Rhie. - 1 online resource. - Handbook of Oriental studies = Handbuch der Orientalistik. Section four, China ; v. 12 Brill's Companions to Asian Studies Online I, ISBN: 9789004389212 . - Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 4 China 12/1. Brill's Companions to Asian Studies Online I, ISBN: 9789004389212. .
Includes bibliographies and indexes.
Preliminary Material -- The Beginnings of Buddhism and Buddhist Art in China -- The Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) -- Period of the Three Kingdoms and the Western Chin (A.D. 220-317) -- Art of the Silk Road in Central Asia: 1ST-4TH Century A.D. -- Western Central Asia -- Eastern Central Asia -- Eastern Central Asia -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- Index -- Plates (Color) -- Addenda et Corrigenda.
The earliest Buddhist art of China can only be understood when seen in relation to a wider area comprising Central Asia and India. This is exactly the purpose of the underlying volume. Presenting the earliest Buddhist art of China in its wider context of the Bactrian and Southern Silk Road regions in Central Asia (1st to 4th century A.D.), the author offers clarifications of the issues and new assessments regarding the cross-cultural and cross-regional interrelationships, sources, dating and chronology during these formative initial phases of Buddhism from India to China. With over 500 illustrations, 18 in full colour, 76 drawings and 14 maps, the book offers not only an overview of this complex and important period, but also the fullest and most detailed analysis of the art: individually, within its local region, and in relation to the wider, trans-Asian scope essential for a proper understanding of this period for a wide range of disciplines.
9789047430759
10.1163/9789047430759 DOI
2010513849
Buddhist art--China.
Buddhist art--Asia, Central.
Art, Chinese.
Art, Central Asian.
Buddhistische Kunst.
China.
Zentralasien.
N8193.C6 / R475 2007
704.9/4899430951
Early Buddhist art of China and Central Asia by Marylin Martin Rhie. - 1 online resource. - Handbook of Oriental studies = Handbuch der Orientalistik. Section four, China ; v. 12 Brill's Companions to Asian Studies Online I, ISBN: 9789004389212 . - Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 4 China 12/1. Brill's Companions to Asian Studies Online I, ISBN: 9789004389212. .
Includes bibliographies and indexes.
Preliminary Material -- The Beginnings of Buddhism and Buddhist Art in China -- The Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) -- Period of the Three Kingdoms and the Western Chin (A.D. 220-317) -- Art of the Silk Road in Central Asia: 1ST-4TH Century A.D. -- Western Central Asia -- Eastern Central Asia -- Eastern Central Asia -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- Index -- Plates (Color) -- Addenda et Corrigenda.
The earliest Buddhist art of China can only be understood when seen in relation to a wider area comprising Central Asia and India. This is exactly the purpose of the underlying volume. Presenting the earliest Buddhist art of China in its wider context of the Bactrian and Southern Silk Road regions in Central Asia (1st to 4th century A.D.), the author offers clarifications of the issues and new assessments regarding the cross-cultural and cross-regional interrelationships, sources, dating and chronology during these formative initial phases of Buddhism from India to China. With over 500 illustrations, 18 in full colour, 76 drawings and 14 maps, the book offers not only an overview of this complex and important period, but also the fullest and most detailed analysis of the art: individually, within its local region, and in relation to the wider, trans-Asian scope essential for a proper understanding of this period for a wide range of disciplines.
9789047430759
10.1163/9789047430759 DOI
2010513849
Buddhist art--China.
Buddhist art--Asia, Central.
Art, Chinese.
Art, Central Asian.
Buddhistische Kunst.
China.
Zentralasien.
N8193.C6 / R475 2007
704.9/4899430951