Conservation ofthangkasin the Palace Museum, Beijing, China

Jirong Song · Xiaoji Fang

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The thangka, also known as Sku-thang, is a unique form of art in Tibet. The Palace Museum, Beijing, China, has more than 2000 thangkas. Most of them are colour-painted, with a small collection on e...

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1969ON THE CONSERVATION OF TIBETAN THANG-KAS

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