Im Gwang-sun et al.: Colored sculptures of Dunhuang

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Chinese Buddhist art left untold remains and relics. But many of the historic temples have been completely lost by war, genius, or man-made labor, and they are almost completely lost, and so are the architectural art of the temple. Only the turbo-stuffed turpendrum, which is formed on cliffs, has been preserved mostly in all kinds of wind waves. The eczema was a long-term traffic center of ancient silk roads, a home of commercial trade, and a world-wide fusion of four cultures, six religions, and ten ethnic groups. The Mgao oyster's brilliant Buddhist art was made in the suitable soil of eczema, based on the demand of the time. The quagmire of the Tangungungung is now 735 stone caves, 45,000 square meters, 2,000 carcinomas, 5-star gypsum. (Stea) is preserved. The eczeme Moga-Gul, the largest and oldest and most complete preserved state in the world, is a rich and elaborate treasure trove of content, representing the high performance of Chinese Buddhist art from the fourth to the fourteenth century.

Korean title: 둔황의 채색 조형

Korean author: 임광순 외

Korean publisher: 동국대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788978018258

임광순 외: 둔황의 채색 조형
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