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Rajas, Wrestlers, and Renunciants: Portraits from Asia
The Newark Museum is currently hosting the exhibition, "Rajas, Wrestlers, and Renunciants: Portraits from Asia".
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Bejeweled Indian princes, muscled Japanese sumo wrestlers, and stately Chinese and Korean scholars and shaven-headed Tibetan, Japanese, Korean, and Philippine monks. These are just a few of the kinds of portraits highlighted in the latest thematic rotatino located wtih the Newark Museum's twenty permanent galleries devoted to the arts of Asia. More than thirty works, many never before placed on view.
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