Tree & serpent : early Buddhist art in India

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Tree & serpent : early Buddhist art in India

John Guy

Metropolitan Museum of Art , Yale University Press [distributor], c2023

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Tree and serpent : early Buddhist art in India

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"This catalogue is published in conjunction with "Tree and serpent : early Buddhist art in India, 200 BCE-400 CE", on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, from July 21 through November 13, 2023"--Colophon

Bibliography: p. 310-331

Includes index

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With new photography of extraordinarily rare works of art, this pioneering study features discoveries and research essential to understanding the origins and meaning of Buddhist artistic traditions Named for two primary motifs in Buddhist art, the sacred bodhi tree and the protective snake, Tree & Serpent: Early Buddhist Art in India is the first publication to foreground devotional works produced in the Deccan from 200 BCE to 400 CE. Unlike traditional narratives, which focus on northern India (where the Buddha was born, taught, and died), this groundbreaking book presents Buddhist art from monastic sites in the south. Long neglected, this is among the earliest corpus of Buddhist art surviving, and among the most sublimely beautiful. An international team of researchers contributes new scholarship on the sculptural and devotional art associated with Buddhism, and masterpieces from recently excavated Buddhist sites are published here for the first time-including Kanaganahalli and Phanigiri, the most important new discoveries in a generation. With its exploration of Buddhism's emergence in southern India, as well as of India's deep commercial and cultural engagement with the Hellenized and Roman worlds, the definitive study expands our understanding of the origins of Buddhist art itself. Published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Distributed by Yale University Press Exhibition Schedule: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (July 21-November 13, 2023) National Museum of Korea, Seoul (December 22, 2023-April 14, 2024)

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