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Water-Moon Kuan-Yin Paintings Study by Tuệ Đồng is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document is a Ph.D. dissertation by Cornelius Patrick Chang, focusing on the iconography and evolution of the Water-moon Kuan-yin paintings, which are a significant subject in Chinese Buddhist art. The study begins with tenth-century examples discovered in Tun-huang and examines the stylistic transitions from polychrome to monochrome representations. It also discusses the challenges in identifying Kuan-yin paintings and outlines the basic iconographic elements that characterize this specific type of po
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- Tuệ Đồng
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- EN