Figure 2. Highly visible mural under a flyover bridge in Yogyakarta. The mural depicts a famous photo and signature of nationalist icon Chairil Anwar, along with a line of his poetry that reads, “[you are] crushed by solitude.” Photo by author. More

Figure 1. Mural Program of the Eastern Sunlight Hall, Audience Room of the Dalai Lama, Potala Palace, Lhasa, 1922–24 (after Jiang 1996 , 1:147). More

Figure 2. Mural of the Mahābodhi Temple of Bodh Gaya, south end of East Wall, Eastern Sunlight Hall, Potala Palace, Lhasa, 1922–24 (Leoshko 1988 , 145). More

Figure 6. Mural of Wutai Shan, east-facing side of the outermost corridor, first floor of the main assembly hall, Samye Monastery, Central Tibet. Photograph by W. Chou. More

Figure 7. Mural of the Battle of Shambhala, northern side of west wall, Eastern Sunlight Hall, Potala Palace, 1922–24 (Phun tshogs tshe brtan et al. 2000 , 186). More

Figure 8. Mural of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama as the Thousand-eyed, Thousand-armed Avalokiteśvara, Mausoleum of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama, 1933–35 (Phun tshogs tshe brtan et al. 2000 , 204). More

Figure 7. Mural by Jangarh Singh Shyam, 1989 (Jimparsons73 2015 , detail). More

Figure 1. Curbside beautification mural in Yogyakarta reads, “The People of Jogja, Accustomed to Being Clean, Disciplined and Adhering to Rules.” The painted blue plaques on the right give the neighborhood RT number and the group that painted the mural. Faint outlines of graffiti tags More

Figure 5. A segment of a collaborative mural project in Yogyakarta that stretched about 15 meters long. Text in blue says, “Welcome to Jogja City! If you are polite we are too!” Photo by author. More