Visualizing Transcendence: The Screen Walls from Dunhuang Tombs and the Celestial Representation in Early Medieval China
This article studies the unique funerary decorative and architectural programs of the Foyemiaowan tombs in Dunhuang, dating to the third and fourth centuries CE. While Dunhuang is known for its later Buddhist grottoes, its sophisticated pre-Buddhist religious landscape remains understudied. This art...
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