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... relationship between illusion, matter, and the mind that is thematized in the cave and in liturgies like that by Zongmi. Engaging with Hans Belting's recent work on image anthropology, this essay concludes by suggesting that the cave, its source texts, and related repentance rituals collectively insist...

... historian Hans Belting, the "end of the history of art" understand it ourselves. does not mean the end of making art or of writing about it: The problem of historical explanation on which Cahill what came to an end with modernism, and with the turning focuses concerns...

...) 3. Skirt or dhoti (mo) a. Apron b. Skirt proper c. Belt tie-end. Let us...

... through constricted openings, in ways that heavily is used by Hans Belting and others4—and, like the art of affected their paintings—and their use of those devices has the post-historical phase in the West, could continue to mostly been ignored by foreign writers for whom linear flourish...

... of Songs , 55 : “The branches of the vine-bean ( Metaplexis Stauntoni ); / A boy with knot-horn [ xi 觿] at his belt! / Even though he carries knot-horn at his belt, / Why should he not recognize me? / Oh, so free and easy / He dangles the gems at his waist! / The branches of the vine-bean; / A boy...

..., there are no Khitan belted garment with a round collar, but also by the tombs in Mongolia with the objects for which block- presence of a dog. The Khitan were dog lovers. White buster Liao exhibitions are famous: no golden masks, dogs were sacrificed in an autumn ceremony to protect metal wire suits, or mannequins...

... art, at so early a period"'4 but pre-Yuan painting are at a low ebb. Disagreements, seem- is comparable in character to Western art after i800 ingly irreconcilable, and disillusionment are partly to (as described by Hans Belting, "not very well suited to an art blame. Not that collective efforts...

...14. Belt Plaque of Falcon Dispatching a Fallen Swan , China, Jin dynasty (1115–1234) or Yuan dynasty (1279–1368). Nephrite, 9.5 × 3.5 cm. Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, 2016.268. Gift of Bruce and Teresa Bartholomew in honor of Li He. ...

... elephants with two riders perched near the neck and the tail. 54 In all of these examples, the elephant wears a head covering, a garland (possibly of bells), a middle belt with a hanging bell, and a hind belt that loops under its tail. Those features can all be seen in the sculpture attached...

... on Rolpa Dorjé's cheek, the wispy tufts of white hair above the ears of Sachen Künga Nyingpo (sa chen kun dga’ snying po), the chain in the hand of Tangtong Gyelpo (thang stong rgyal po), the slightly simian jaw and chin of Düsum Khyenpa (dus gsum mkhyen pa), and the purwa (phur ba) in the belt...

... and multiculturalism in a faraway land. It is little wonder that the ancient Silk Road has been repeatedly evoked to promote the “One Belt, One Road” Initiative, an ambitious project for global trade and infrastructure building introduced by President Xi Jinping in 2013 in a bid to redefine China's role on the world...

... that culminate in a serpent's head. In addition to his earrings, Skanda is adorned with a necklace with a diamond-shaped ornament, 48 a bracelet on the proper left hand, and a belt fastened with a round ornament. His lower garment is plain. The fabric drapes over the slightly rounded belly in an arc...

... with its long right side directly along the waterfront ( Figure 6 ). The pavilion is surrounded by a variety of trees in the foreground, some of which are crooked and interlocked. A male bearded figure wearing a black scholar's hat and a white robe held at his waist by a belt stands to face the open water...

...Figure 5. Jade-Belt Bridge at Yihe Yuan. ( Left ) From Bushell, Chinese Art , 1: fig. 36. The Bodleian Library, University of Oxford. ( Right ) From Paléologue, L'Art Chinois , 109. ...

... compositional unit of the painting is also the modern term referring to the static pictures transformed to a video. 7. Ibid. 8. Belting, Anthropology of Images . 9. See Susanne von Falkenhausen's review of the scholarship of Wolfgang Kemp, Svetlana Alpers, and Michael Baxandall regarding...

...’’ and cipline. While Japanese scholars were vaguely describing 86 ARCHIVES OF ASIAN ART Korea as a mere cultural conveyor belt between China and ‘‘Joseon godae misul ui tuksaek gwa gu jeonsung and Japan, Ko was researching Korean sources and munje (Characteristics of Ancient Korean...

.... Jordan, Art Criticism of Francis Ponge , chap. 4, esp. 120. 87. As Hans Belting puts it, “the dialogue between cultures [represents] an occasion for suppressing one another in understanding the ‘other.’” Belting, “Marco Polo and Other Cultures,” 193 . 88. For “Japan's ‘papiers collés...