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Sacred Visions: Early Paintings from Central Tibet

by Steven Kossak, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Corporate Author), Museum Rietberg Zürich (Host Institute), John P. O'Neill (Editor), Jane Casey Singer (Author)

Other authors: Robert Bruce-Gardner (Contributor), Oi-cheong Lee (Photographer), Philippe de Montebello (Foreword)

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Devoted to a period of extraordinary cultural achievement - from the 11th to the mid-15th century - when Tibet became known as the Buddhist holy land - this book accompanies a major touring show opening at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in October 1998.

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759.9515The arts › Painting › History, geographic treatment, biography › Other geographic areas › Asia › China and region › Tibet

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ND1432.C58Fine Arts › Painting › Painting › Special subjects › Other subjects

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