Between India and Burma: the "andagu" stelae

Claudine Bautze-Picron (1)

1 Mondes Iranien et Indien - UMR 7528

"Andagu" is the name given in Burma to a specific stone used for carving small images of the Buddha; such images were produced also in Eastern India and were exported to different regions of the Asian world, Shri Lanka or Tibet for instance.

Mots clés: Buddhist art; Buddha; andagu; Pagan (Burma); Tibet; Bihar; Bengal

Domaines: Art et histoire de l'art

Claudine Bautze-Picron. Between India and Burma: the "andagu" stelae. Mumbai: Marg Publications. The Art of Burma, New Studies, Donald M. Stadtner, pp.37-52, 1999. ⟨hal-00555748⟩