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Kim Ri-na: Korean Buddhist sculpture

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A synopsis of Korean natural beauty on Buddhist sculptures, and a well-embarred introduction of the character of the Chinese Buddhist sculpture representing each period. The Chinese have been able to make a huge difference in the history of Buddhist sculptures, and to see the contemporary and regional shift, they have put together 300 of these versions of Japanese monolithics. The author, especially the inscriptions and records found with Buddhist sculptures, sought out what was the faith-based aspirations of the old Koreans during their firemaking. Many of the images are a different wish for parents, relief from many hardships, reinforcement of the throne and a favorable desire to face foreign invasions. Ancient Koreans had created temples and images for this variety of purposes, which marked the arrival of a world of peaceful inaugural conditions in the end.

Korean title: 한국의 불교조각

Korean author: 김리나

Korean publisher: 사회평론아카데미

ISBN-13: 9791189946777

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TA******
November 5, 2022

With a full description of the contemporary representations, it seems to be the best book ever to come up with a statement about the Korean Buddhist sculptor.

PA*******
April 17, 2021

I haven't finished the whole thing yet. The first idea is that the photo source is rich not only in the country but also in the surrounding countries.

김리나: 한국의 불교조각
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