On Buddhism Paintings of Mongolians and Appreciation of Religious Dance and Music
Yang Siqin
Abstract
Yang Siqin
Abstract
Buddhism paintings, religious dance and music are religious arts serving the belief in artistic form and means. Originated from India and Tibet, with the development of Tibetan Buddhism and construction of temples, they were spread into Mongolian area. Under the influence of social life, traditional aesthetics and artistic style of Mongolians, they developed into Buddhism artistic form with Mongolian characteristics, was an excellent page in history of Mongolian arts.
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Buddhism paintings, religious dance and music are religious arts serving the belief in artistic form and means. Originated from India and Tibet, with the development of Tibetan Buddhism and construction of temples, they were spread into Mongolian area. Under the influence of social life, traditional aesthetics and artistic style of Mongolians, they developed into Buddhism artistic form with Mongolian characteristics, was an excellent page in history of Mongolian arts.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Dance, The arts, Painting, Style (visual arts), Aesthetics, Visual arts, Art