Art and devotion at a Buddhist temple in the Indian Himalaya
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| schema:text | Nako's sociopolitical history and artistic heritage -- Forgetting to remember : Gyapagpa Temple's shifting identity -- Mapping Drigung activity at Nako and in the western Himalaya -- Gyapagpa temple's painting style and its antecedents -- Origin and meaning of a revival painting tradition. |
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"Buddhist art and symbolism--India--Nako" |
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"Nako (India)--Civilization" |
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"Kinnaur (India)--Civilization" |
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"ʼBri-guṅ-pa (Sect)--India--Nako" |
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"Buddhist mural painting and decoration--India--Nako--16th century" |