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- Tara, the Merciful One, who symbolizes compassion and is the principal feminine deity of later Buddhism. She is the White Tara, wearing the princely attire of a Bodhisattva, and is seated on a lotus throne with right hand in Vara-mudra (sign of charity) and left in Vitarkamudra (sign of argumentation). She is surrounded by Bodhisattvas and Taras of different colors. In the lower right corner is the figure of Kuvera, the God of Riches, holding the "bag
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- 35mm slide: 19830
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- Asia
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- Tara, the Merciful One, who symbolizes compassion and is the principal feminine deity of later Buddhism. She is the White Tara, wearing the princely attire of a Bodhisattva, and is seated on a lotus throne with right hand in Vara-mudra (sign of charity) and left in Vitarkamudra (sign of argumentation). She is surrounded by Bodhisattvas and Taras of different colors. In the lower right corner is the figure of Kuvera, the God of Riches, holding the "bag
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- 35mm slide: 19831
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- Asia
- Description
- Tara, the Merciful One, who symbolizes compassion and is the principal feminine deity of later Buddhism. She is the White Tara, wearing the princely attire of a Bodhisattva, and is seated on a lotus throne with right hand in Vara-mudra (sign of charity) and left in Vitarkamudra (sign of argumentation). She is surrounded by Bodhisattvas and Taras of different colors. In the lower right corner is the figure of Kuvera, the God of Riches, holding the "bag
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- 35mm slide: 19832
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- Asia
- Description
- Tara, the Merciful One, who symbolizes compassion and is the principal feminine deity of later Buddhism. She is the White Tara, wearing the princely attire of a Bodhisattva, and is seated on a lotus throne with right hand in Vara-mudra (sign of charity) and left in Vitarkamudra (sign of argumentation). She is surrounded by Bodhisattvas and Taras of different colors. In the lower right corner is the figure of Kuvera, the God of Riches, holding the "bag
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19833
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Tara, the Merciful One, who symbolizes compassion and is the principal feminine deity of later Buddhism. She is the White Tara, wearing the princely attire of a Bodhisattva, and is seated on a lotus throne with right hand in Vara-mudra (sign of charity) and left in Vitarkamudra (sign of argumentation). She is surrounded by Bodhisattvas and Taras of different colors. In the lower right corner is the figure of Kuvera, the God of Riches, holding the "bag
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19834
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Tara, the Merciful One, who symbolizes compassion and is the principal feminine deity of later Buddhism. She is the White Tara, wearing the princely attire of a Bodhisattva, and is seated on a lotus throne with right hand in Vara-mudra (sign of charity) and left in Vitarkamudra (sign of argumentation). She is surrounded by Bodhisattvas and Taras of different colors. In the lower right corner is the figure of Kuvera, the God of Riches, holding the "bag
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- 35mm slide: 19835
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- Asia
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- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19836
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- Asia
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- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19837
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- Asia
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- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19838
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- Asia
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- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19839
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- Asia
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- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19840
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- Asia
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- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19841
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19842
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19843
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19844
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- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19845
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- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19846
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19847
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19848
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- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19849
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- Asia
- Description
- Central figure is Bhaisajyaguru, the Medicine Buddha. Two disciples, Candragupta with the moon above him and Suryagupta with the sun above him, stand on either side.
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- 35mm slide: 19850
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- Asia
- Description
- Amitabha in the Western Paradise. In this tangka Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, presides over the Sukhavati or Western Paradise. He sits on a lotus throne above two peacocks and is attended by the Bodhisattvas Maitreya and Manjusri, both in dharmacakra-mudra and half-kneeling at his side. He is surrounded by 10 Buddha, each with his own palace.
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- 35mm slide: 19851
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Amitabha in the Western Paradise. In this tangka Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, presides over the Sukhavati or Western Paradise. He sits on a lotus throne above two peacocks and is attended by the Bodhisattvas Maitreya and Manjusri, both in dharmacakra-mudra and half-kneeling at his side. He is surrounded by 10 Buddha, each with his own palace.
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- 35mm slide: 19852
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Amitabha in the Western Paradise. In this tangka Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, presides over the Sukhavati or Western Paradise. He sits on a lotus throne above two peacocks and is attended by the Bodhisattvas Maitreya and Manjusri, both in dharmacakra-mudra and half-kneeling at his side. He is surrounded by 10 Buddha, each with his own palace.
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- 35mm slide: 19853
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- Amitabha in the Western Paradise. In this tangka Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, presides over the Sukhavati or Western Paradise. He sits on a lotus throne above two peacocks and is attended by the Bodhisattvas Maitreya and Manjusri, both in dharmacakra-mudra and half-kneeling at his side. He is surrounded by 10 Buddha, each with his own palace.
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- 35mm slide: 19854
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- Asia
- Description
- Amitabha in the Western Paradise. In this tangka Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, presides over the Sukhavati or Western Paradise. He sits on a lotus throne above two peacocks and is attended by the Bodhisattvas Maitreya and Manjusri, both in dharmacakra-mudra and half-kneeling at his side. He is surrounded by 10 Buddha, each with his own palace.
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- 35mm slide: 19855
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- Asia
- Description
- Amitabha in the Western Paradise. In this tangka Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, presides over the Sukhavati or Western Paradise. He sits on a lotus throne above two peacocks and is attended by the Bodhisattvas Maitreya and Manjusri, both in dharmacakra-mudra and half-kneeling at his side. He is surrounded by 10 Buddha, each with his own palace.
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- 35mm slide: 19856
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- Asia
- Description
- Amitabha in the Western Paradise. In this tangka Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, presides over the Sukhavati or Western Paradise. He sits on a lotus throne above two peacocks and is attended by the Bodhisattvas Maitreya and Manjusri, both in dharmacakra-mudra and half-kneeling at his side. He is surrounded by 10 Buddha, each with his own palace.
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- 35mm slide: 19857
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- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
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- 35mm slide: 19858
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- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
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- 35mm slide: 19859
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19860
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
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- 35mm slide: 19861
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
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- 35mm slide: 19862
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19863
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
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- 35mm slide: 19864
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- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
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- 35mm slide: 19865
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- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19866
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19867
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19868
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19869
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19870
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19871
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19872
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19873
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19874
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- The Buddha Vairocana is the central figure, seated on a lion throne. He is flanked by two Bodhisattva and surrounded by multiple images of the Buddhas forming diagonal patterns in different colors. The outer edges of the row next to the bottom contain the Lokapalas. The bottom row contains the dikpalas, starting at the left margin.
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19875
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- Asia
- Description
- This painting represents four main figures.
- At the top left is a seated Manla, in the aspect of Buddha, making with the right hand the sign of Vara ("charity") and holding in the left hand the alms bowl. He is attended by two standing Bodhisattvas. Manla, the "Supreme Physician", is a healing deity venerated not only in Tibet and Manchuria, but also in China and Japan. In paintings, Manla is always in blue. At the top right is a seated Bodhisattv
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- 35mm slide: 19876
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- This painting represents four main figures.
- At the top left is a seated Manla, in the aspect of Buddha, making with the right hand the sign of Vara ("charity") and holding in the left hand the alms bowl. He is attended by two standing Bodhisattvas. Manla, the "Supreme Physician", is a healing deity venerated not only in Tibet and Manchuria, but also in China and Japan. In paintings, Manla is always in blue. At the top right is a seated Bodhisattv
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- 35mm slide: 19877
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- This painting represents four main figures.
- At the top left is a seated Manla, in the aspect of Buddha, making with the right hand the sign of Vara ("charity") and holding in the left hand the alms bowl. He is attended by two standing Bodhisattvas. Manla, the "Supreme Physician", is a healing deity venerated not only in Tibet and Manchuria, but also in China and Japan. In paintings, Manla is always in blue. At the top right is a seated Bodhisattv
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19878
- World Region
- Asia
- Description
- This painting represents four main figures.
- At the top left is a seated Manla, in the aspect of Buddha, making with the right hand the sign of Vara ("charity") and holding in the left hand the alms bowl. He is attended by two standing Bodhisattvas. Manla, the "Supreme Physician", is a healing deity venerated not only in Tibet and Manchuria, but also in China and Japan. In paintings, Manla is always in blue. At the top right is a seated Bodhisattv
- Holdings
- 35mm slide: 19879
- World Region
- Asia