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Fugai
Hotei Crossing a River
17th C.
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Hakuin
Monkey and Tortoise
18th C. |
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Hakuin
Daruma in Red
18th C. |
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Sengai
Smiling Frog
(Hyers article, Fig. 3) |
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Sengai
Circle, Square, Triangle
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| Literally, "Zen Painting." The term usually refers to Japanese Zen paintings of the Edo period and later. |
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| a circle often portrayed in Zen paintings and having symbolic significance in Zen. |
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| a Buddhist folk god who symbolizes good fortune. He's often portrayed as jolly, plump, and carrying a cloth bag ("budai") and is said to be a manifestation of the Buddha of the Future. |
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Thailand
Buddha Muchalinda
12th C. |
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Thailand
Walking Buddha
14th C. |
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Thailand
Illuminated Manuscript With Birth of Buddha
1776 |
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Burma
Stele with Scenes from the Life of Buddha
1776 |
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Cambodia
View of the Bayon
Angkor Thom
13th C. |
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Cambodia
Towers with Faces from the Bayon
13th C. |
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Java Plan
View and section of the Borobudur
late 8th - early 9th C. |
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Java
Statue of Prajnaparamita, c. 1300 |
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| Literally, the god-king.This refers to images which associate the ruler with a divinity which are popular in South East Asian Buddhist Art. |
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| a form of Avalokiteshvara which is popular in South East Asian buddhist art. |
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