'Great stupa' diaporamas de présentation

Indian and South-East Asian Art

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Ati sh a

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Early Art Beyond Europe Summary

Early Art Beyond Europe Summary. Themes Styles/characteristics Subject matter Purpose Media. Chapter 6 : Paths to Enlightenment: The Ancient Art of South and Southeast Asia.

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Art of India and Southeast Asia

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The Art of South and Southeast Asia Before 1200

The Art of South and Southeast Asia Before 1200. South and Southeast Asia. Religion is the main influence on art during this period Buddhism and Hinduism are the religions of this time; often coexisting Sculpture and architecture became the predominant art forms

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The Art of South and Southeast Asia Before 1200

The Art of South and Southeast Asia Before 1200. South and Southeast Asia. Religion is the main influence on art during this period Buddhism and Hinduism are the religions of this time; often coexisting Sculpture and architecture became the predominant art forms

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Asian Art History

Asian Art History. Day 1 : Architecture. Stupa India. Definition : Buddhist religious monument; mounds were originally made of mud or clay to cover supposed ashes and relics of the Buddha. Later developed into stone monuments. Buddha. The Great Stupa (3 rd century B.C.). Yasti

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Amaravati Stupa

Amaravati Stupa was regarded to be a very important seat of Buddhism and it attracted pilgrims from distant places. Its Great Stupa was famous as it contained the relics of Buddha. It was surrounded by a sculptured rail about 13 feet high. The Great Stupa rose to a height of about 100 feet. https://www.swamirara.com//

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Nagarjunakonda

Nagarjunakonda is about 16 miles by motor road from Macherla on the Southern Railway. The latter is the terminus or a branch line from Guntur on the Southern Railway. Most of the monuments of Nagarjunakonda are in ruins. On the site of Nagarjunakonda, there stood a great city named Vijayapuri which, as a place of learning and pilgrimage, was visited by people from all parts of India, Ceylon and China. https://www.swamirara.com/

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Nagarjunakonda

Nagarjunakonda is about 16 miles by motor road from Macherla on the Southern Railway. The latter is the terminus or a branch line from Guntur on the Southern Railway. Most of the monuments of Nagarjunakonda are in ruins. On the site of Nagarjunakonda, there stood a great city named Vijayapuri which, as a place of learning and pilgrimage, was visited by people from all parts of India, Ceylon and China. https://www.swamirara.com/

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Nagarjunakonda

Nagarjunakonda is about 16 miles by motor road from Macherla on the Southern Railway. The latter is the terminus or a branch line from Guntur on the Southern Railway. Most of the monuments of Nagarjunakonda are in ruins. On the site of Nagarjunakonda, there stood a great city named Vijayapuri which, as a place of learning and pilgrimage, was visited by people from all parts of India, Ceylon and China. https://www.swamirara.com/

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