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Etienne Bock
ISBN 9782080280947
Rs. 8,600
Flammarion
Buddhist Art of Tibet
In Milarepa's Footsteps
Who it's for: art enthusiasts and students of Tibetan Buddhism
This volume explores the rich world of Tibetan Buddhist art through the extensive Alain Bordier Collection, housed at the Tibet Museum in Gruyères, Switzerland. It presents a curated selection of religious objects from the Himalayas, illuminating their artistic context, spiritual significance, and historical roots.Why You Should Read? Discover over six hundred works of Tibetan Buddhist art from the Himalayas. Explore the symbolism and spirituality embedded in each piece. Gain insight into Tibetan art, history, and religious thought, including an analysis of a rare Milarepa manuscript. Experience the unique collection of Alain Bordier, acquired over four decades.
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- Features over 600 works from the Himalayas
- Examines symbolism and spiritual significance
- Includes analysis of a rare Milarepa manuscript
- Based on Alain Bordier's four-decade collection
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What does this book cover?
It explores Tibetan Buddhist art through the Alain Bordier Collection, including over 600 works from the Himalayas, their artistic context, spiritual significance, and historical roots.
Is there a focus on any particular artwork?
Yes, it includes an analysis of a rare Milarepa manuscript.
Where is the Alain Bordier Collection housed?
It is housed at the Tibet Museum in Gruyères, Switzerland.
How was the collection assembled?
It was acquired by Alain Bordier over four decades.