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Buddhist Sculptures in Tibet (2 Volumes) Volume 1: India and Nepal Volume 2: Tibet and China

by Ulrich Von Schroeder

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The more 1100 sculptures in these two volumesrepresent the long overdue publication of the most important sculptures in custody of Tibetan monasteries
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