Jackson: The Place of Provenance

Jackson, David Paul [u.a.]:
The Place of Provenance : Regional Styles in Tibetan Painting / David P. Jackson ; with a contribution by Rob Linrothe. - New York : Rubin Museum of Art [Distr. by University of Washington Press, Seattle], 2012. - XIX, 235 S. : Ill., Kt. - (Masterworks of Tibetan painting series ; 4)
ISBN 978-0-9845190-5-7
US$ 75,00 (Hardback)
ISBN 978-0-9845190-4-0
Preis: kA (Softcover)
DDC: 751.409515
-- Angekündigt für Januar 2013 --

Beschreibung
Historians of Tibetan painting struggle to establish such basic points as iconographical content, place of origin, age, religious affiliation, and painting school or style, especially when confronted by portable works that were removed from their original monasteries and scattered throughout the world. In this groundbreaking book, the authors locate paintings geographically by means of a method similar to that used for locating paintings in time. In both cases they identify the historical people connected with the painting by analyzing the portraits, inscriptions, and lineages that it contains. Then, by establishing where the key people involved in the painting lived and died, and with which monasteries and traditions they were most closely linked, they draw conclusions about the painting's provenance and style, providing a bedrock of scholarship to support a new era in the field of Tibetan art history. [Verlagsinformation]

Katalog zur gleichnamigen Ausstellung im Rubin Museum of Art, New York, vom 12. Oktober 2012 bis 25. März 2013 (siehe die Ausstellungsankündigung).

Inhalt
Foreword. VII
Founder's Statement. IX
Preface. XI
Introduction. XII
Maps. XIV
1. Attributing Provenances to Tibetan Paintings. 1
2. Local Styles in Tibetan Painting. 21
3. The Painting Styles of Ü Province. 33
4. The Painting Styles of Tsang Province. 57
5. The Painting Styles of Kham Province. 87
6. The Painting Styles of Amdo Province. 117
7. The Painting Traditions in Ngari Province. 135
8. Painting Styles in Outlying Tibetan Buddhist Countries. 157
9. Looking East, Facing Up: Paintings in Karma Gardri Styles in Ladakh and Zangskar / by Rob Linrothe. 181
Notes. 212
Bibliography. 224
Index. 230

Autoren
DAVID JACKSON is a curator with the Rubin Museum of Art, New York, and formerly professor of Tibetan in the Asia and Africa Institute of Hamburg University. Rubin Museum of Art: Staff.
ROB LINROTHE is associate professor of art history at Northwestern University. Profile page.

Quellen: University of Washington Press; WorldCat; Amazon; Library of Congress; Open ISBN
Bildquelle: University of Washington Press
Bibliographie: [1]

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