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Ruixiang: The Replication of Notable Buddhist Images from India and Central Asia in Chang'an and Dunhuang
Professor Roderick Whitfield of University of London (SOAS) will give a talk on Buddhist images from central Asia in Chang'an and Dunhuang at Princeton University
When:
April 14, 2011 5:00pm to 6:30pm
Where
Professor Roderick Whitfield is a civil Service Interpreter in Mandarin (SOAS).
He received his BA and MA at Cantab; MFA and PhD at Princeton. His recent publication is Chinese Painting in Wou Lien-Pai Museum. Hong Kong : Orientations in 2009, co-authored with Yu, Hui and Yang, Chia-Ling.
His main research interest lies in Chinese art & archaeology; Buddhist art from Dunhuang; Chinese pictorial art and calligraphy and East Asian narrative painting; Chinese painting theory.
Cost:
Free
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