Two cultures
August 22, 2010, Sunday
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WORK by artists from China and Nepal is featured at the Nepal Pavilion.
More than 20 Thangka works from Nepalese painters Yantra Bahadur Lama and Yug Ratra Shakya as well as 21 Chinese paintings by Zhu Xinchang and Wan Fu are on show until September 15. Thangka is Tibetan silk painting with embroidery, usually depicting a Buddhist deity or famous scene.
More than 20 Thangka works from Nepalese painters Yantra Bahadur Lama and Yug Ratra Shakya as well as 21 Chinese paintings by Zhu Xinchang and Wan Fu are on show until September 15. Thangka is Tibetan silk painting with embroidery, usually depicting a Buddhist deity or famous scene.
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