Philip S. Rawson (Introduction)
Japanese Paintings from Buddhist Shrines and Temples
Article number 10160881
An illustrated survey of Japanese Buddhist painting preserved in shrines and temples. Philip S. Rawson introduces the religious background of the works and explains the relationship between Buddhist belief, ritual and visual art in Japan. The volume presents important examples of sacred painting and explores their iconography, style and function within Buddhist worship. The introductory text is accompanied by a substantial group of colour plates, providing a concise visual overview of the development and character of Japanese Buddhist painting.
Condition
Used - Very good
Language
English
Article type
Book - Paperback
Year
1963
Publisher
The New American Library of World Literature (New York)
Edition
1
Number of pages
24+28+5 pages
Illustrated
Yes
Series
A Mentor-Unesco Art Book; MQ (518)
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