Ferenc Hopp Museum Buddhist Art series (4 volumes) published 1994-1997. Soft cover 23 x 15 cm with black-and-white and colour illustrations. Text in Hungarian. Table of content and captions below illustrations also in English.
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€ 40.00
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BRITTIG,V. FAJCSAK,G.[ed.], NAGAS BIRDS ELEPHANTS. Traditional dress from Mainland Southeast Asia, Budapest 2016. Soft cover 30 x 23,5 cm. 230 pages, richly illustrated in colour. Very small fold bottom right front cover "In the book, Southeast Asian textiles are examined from several different angles – geographical, chronological and anthropological; starting with a presentation of textile types, their ritualistic roles and their systems of patterning, the distinguishing features of the different peoples – their beliefs, their customs and their celebrations – are approached through depictions of their traditional dress and materials. The geographical scope of the selected materials was restricted to mainland Southeast Asia. The earliest items discussed are Khmer-Empire statues from the 12th–13th centuries, while the most recent items are textiles collected – mostly “in the field” – in the 19th–20th centuries. This volume also takes a peek into the practical side of collecting artistic materials in Southeast Asia. Close to a hundred objects are presented in the volume: alongside valuable – and very rarely seen – items from Hungarian public collections (Ferenc Hopp Museum of Asiatic Arts, Museum of Ethnography), there are numerous interesting Southeast Asian textiles acquired by private collectors and scientific researchers."
€ 35.00
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