1. "Vol. 62, no. 2, December 2010"--Title page verso; simultaneously issued in serial format as an issue of Mārg Contributed articles.
2. Erberto Lo Bue is Associate Professor at the University of Bologna, where he teaches history of Indian and Central Asian art as well as classical Tibetan at the Department of Linguistic and Oriental Studies. He has carried our fieldwork in Nepal since 1972 and Tibet since 1987. Most of his publications are related to Tibetan and Himalayan art.
摘要
“Lo”, as Mustang is called by those who dwell there, is a small area in the Nepal Himalaya. Buddhist art flourished here, particularly between the 14th and the 16th century, in a cultural environment strongly influenced by the religious order of Sakya, the great monastic fortress in southwest Tibet. This volume, the first monograph on the artistic heritage of Lo, deals with the most representative features of the religious art of the region: mural painting, sculpture, and architecture. It also illustrates the restoration work carried out in important temples at Möntang, the capital of Lo.
目次
Preface An Introduction to the Cultural History of Lo (Mustang) /Erberto Lo Bue
ARCHITECTURE A Tibetan Architecture? The Traditional Buildings of Lo /John Harrison
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE Cave Hermitages and Chapels in Eastern Lo /Erberto Lo Bue Early Cave Paintings Rediscovered in Upper Lo /Luigi Fieni Early Wall Paintings in Lo: Luri Reconsidered /Helmut F. Neumann and Heidi A. Neumann Wonders of Montang /Erberto Lo Bue Portable Buddhist Sculptures of Lo: A Chronological Selection, 15th through 17th Centuries /Amy Heller
RESTORATION AND REVIVAL The Restoration of Murals in the Maitreya Temple of Montang /Luigi Fieni The Restoration of Murals in the Mahamuni Temple of Montang /Luigi Fieni Bonpo and Buddhist Art in 20th-century Lo /Chiara Bellini Reviving a Sacred Place: The Hermitage of Samdrupling /Maie Kitamura List of Phonetic Transcriptions and Equivalent Transliterations of Tibetan Words
