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| BOOKS Guanyin; Buddhist Deity of Compassion in China (Images of Asia) Oxford University Press, 2004 Buddhist Art in China (Images of Asia) Oxford University Press, 2002
Early Buddhist Narrative Art:
Illustrations of the Life of the Buddha from Central Asia, China,
Korea and Japan Arts of the Tang Court
(Images of Asia) The Life of the Buddha:
Pictorial and Scriptural Evidence in India Xun Dao: Searching for
Spirituality in Contemporary Chinese Art Beijing Boogie Woogie: Art in
Beijing Heart
Prints: Contemporary Chinese Calligraphy Femininity
in Contemporary Asian Art: If the Shoe Fits… Reading
Sculptures: Works by Longbin Chen 1993-2002 Who Am I Contemporary Chinese Art and
Indian Art “The Origins and Evolution of Portrayals of the Death of the
Buddha in India" “The Origins of
the Myth of the First Sermon” “The
Post-Enlightenment Miracles of the Buddha; Texts and Illustrations” “Hellenistic Influences on the Formation of a
Biographical Cycle Based on the Life of the Buddha” “Scenes of the Life of the Buddha and the Rites of
Pilgrimage” “New Archaeological Evidence in Pakistan--the Stupa”
“Mara, Buddhist Deity of Death and Desire” "The Evolution
of the Image of Xian in the Han" "The East West
Transmission of the Wine Ewer" “Empress Wu, Maitreya and Xuanzang,” New Delhi Conference on Xuanzang and the Silk Road, National Museum, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (2008): 103-116 “Images of the
Immortal in Ancient Chinese Art” “The Huajing,
Empress Wu and the Caves at Longmen” (in Chinese) “Heavenly Dowager Wu Zetian and Buddhist Art of the
Tang Dynasty” “Imperial Splendor in the Service of the Sacred:
Table Set for the Gods: Gold and Silver Tea Service and Esoteric Chinese
Buddhist Ritual” “The Presence of the Goddess Anahita
and Cosmological Symbols Associated with the Goddess on Western
Decorative Arts Excavated in Early Medieval China” “Sarvastivadin Buddhists and Scenes of the Life of
the Buddha from Qizil (Xinjiang)" “The Representation of Women in Medieval China:
Recent Archaeological Evidence” “Water the Divine Element of Creation and Images of
the Buddha of the West in Early China” “Western Origins of the Paradise of Amitofu” “New Archaeological Evidence of Tang Esoteric Art” “The Famen
Temple Finds and New Evidence of Tang Esoteric Buddhism” “Some Cosmological Schemes in the Early Caves at Dunhuang” “Northern Wei Painted Coffin” “The Tang Reliquary from Lingtai, Gansu and the
Mahaparinirvana” “A Tang Buddhist Scene of the Assumption of the
Soul” “The Guoqu Xianzai Yingquo Jing at Dunhuang”
“The Engraved Designs on the Late Sixth Century
Sarcophagus of Li Ho” “Taoist Iconography on Mortuary Art of the Sixth
Century in China” “Foreigners in Tang and pre-Tang Painting” “A Scene of the Taoist Afterlife on a Sixth Century
Sarcophagus Discovered in Loyang” “The Buddhist Murals Discovered at Yenshangssu” Cui Guotai,
"Rust Never Sleeps" “Conroy
Sanderson: Two Heads are Better than One” "Xu Yong:
Photographer of the Vanishing Past and the Emerging Future of China” "New Works, New
Directions in the Art of Yang Jinsong” “Time and Biochronology in the Work
of Chen Lingyang” “Longbin Chen: Content in Forms” “Zhang O: In Transit” “Laizi Beijing de siwei nyu yishujya” “Zhao Suikang: No Reconciliation: The Art of
Convergence in the Work Suigang Zhao” “Beijingnuren: Five Women Artists from Beijing, Five
Different Styles” “A Modern Literati: The Art of Xu Bing” “Political Art of China at the End of the Twentieth
Century-the Tiananmen Generation” “Meditations on the Material--the Work of the Suijian
Guo, Contemporary Chinese Sculptor” “Contemporary Chinese Art and the Literati Culture of
China” “Between Two Cultures: Reading Sculptures by Longbin
Chen” “Buddha: Letter
to the Editor” “DNR: Lessons From the Buddha” “"Contemporary Christian Art” The Evolution of the Many Forms of Guanyin in India and their Counterparts at Dunhuang” “The Huayenjing and Empress Wu at
Longmen” “Daoist Imagery on a Group of
Northern Wei Stone Sarcophagi from Luoyang” ”East West Transmission of the
Greek Long-necked Wine Vessel with Handle Over the Centuries“ “Empress Wu and Buddhist art of
Guangyuan” “Daoist Imagery on Medieval
Funerary Objects“ “Chinese Writing and
Contemporary Chinese Art” “The Buddhas of the Past and Future
at the Northern Wei Caves in Qingzhou, Eastern Gansu, China” “Millennialism at the Northern Wei
Caves in Gansu, China” “Contemporary Asian Women Artists” “Western Origins of the Scenes of
the Death of the Buddha” “Scenes of the Parinirvana in the
Cave-temples of Qizil in Quca, Xinjiang and their relationship to
those at Dunhuang, Gansu” “The Presence of the Goddess
Anahita and Cosmological Symbols Associated with the Goddess on
Western Decorative Arts Excavated in Early Medieval China” “Contemporary Chinese Art and the
Artistic Uses of Calligraphy” “Early Archaeological Evidence of
Western Influence in Medieval China" “Early Esoteric Images of Guanyin
in China” “Scenes of the Life of the Buddha
from the Peacock Cave-temples of Qizil (Xinjiang) and Their Western
Counterparts” “Women in the Tang” “Western Origins of the Paradise of
Amitofu” “Divine Water and the Paradise of
Amitofu” “New Archaeological Evidence of
Tang Esoteric Art” “Woman and Early Buddhism, A Study
in Misogyny” “The Tang International Style and
the Treasures of Famen Temple, Xian” “The First Sermon and the Formation
of the Sangha” “The Early Wei Caves at Dunhuang, A
Reconsideration of the Square Pillar” “The First Sermon of the Buddha in
the Texts and Illustrations” “Some Cosmological Schemes in the
Early Caves at Dunhuang” “Post-Enlightenment Miracles
Performed by the Buddha, Texts and illustration” “A Tang Buddhist Scene of the
Assumption of the Soul” “Buddhist Mortuary Art” “Scenes of the Mahaparinirvana at
Dunhuang, Gansu” “New Archaeological Evidence in
Pakistan: The Stupa” “Western Influences in Gandharan
Art, a New Approach” “Taoist Iconography on Mortuary Art
of the Sixth Century in China” “The Illustration of the Sutra of
Cause and Effect (Ingakyo) in China” “Foreigners in Tang Art” |
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