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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
		⚫	], ], Scroll calligraphy of ] “Zen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha”, (1686 to 1769)]]
	<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">		<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
	Image:Stone work at Konark Orissa India.jpg\|]: The Sun Temple in ].		Image:Stone work at Konark Orissa India.jpg\|], The Sun Temple in ].
	Image:Dong Yuan Mountain Hall.jpg\|]: Painting by ] (c. 934–962).		Image:Dong Yuan Mountain Hall.jpg\|], Painting by ] (c. 934–962).
	Image:Bayon Angkor Relief1.jpg\|]n art: Stone bas-relief at ] temple depicting the ] army at war with the ], carved c. 1200 CE		Image:Bayon Angkor Relief1.jpg\|]n art, Stone bas-relief at ] temple depicting the ] army at war with the ], carved c. 1200 CE
	Image:Korean palace bldgs.jpg\|]: Joseon dynasty palace architecture.		Image:Korean palace bldgs.jpg\|], Joseon dynasty palace architecture.
	Image:Yama the Lord of Death.jpg\|]: ], ], ].		Image:Yama the Lord of Death.jpg\|], ], ], ].
	Image:Mandala gross.jpg\|]: ]		Image:Mandala gross.jpg\|], ]
	Image:Hanhlang.jpg\|]: Typical hallway decoration on a building in the Imperial citadel.		Image:Hanhlang.jpg\|], Typical hallway decoration on a building in the Imperial citadel.
		⚫	Image:Suphannahongsa bow.jpg\| ], The bow of ] Suphannahongse of Thailand
⚫	Image:Bodhidarma.jpg\|]: Scroll calligraphy of ] “Zen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha”, ~~by ]~~ (1686 to 1769).
⚫	Image:Suphannahongsa bow.jpg\| ]: The bow of ] Suphannahongse of Thailand
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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Asian art can refer to art amongst many cultures in Asia.

Various types of Asian art

Gallery

Japanese art, Hakuin Ekaku, Scroll calligraphy of Bodhidharma “Zen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha”, (1686 to 1769)

Indian art, The Sun Temple in Konark.
Chinese art, Painting by Dong Yuan (c. 934–962).
Cambodian art, Stone bas-relief at Bayon temple depicting the Khmer army at war with the Cham, carved c. 1200 CE
Korean art, Joseon dynasty palace architecture.
Tibetan art, Dharmapala, Field Museum, Chicago.
Tibetan Art, Mandala
Vietnamese art, Typical hallway decoration on a building in the Imperial citadel. Vietnamese art, Typical hallway decoration on a building in the Imperial citadel.
Thai art, The bow of Royal Barge Suphannahongse of Thailand

External links

Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery at the Smithsonian Institution
Asian Art Collection at Fairfield University
(http://www.sylvainlabestecollection.com Asian Art Collection at Priory of Sacquenay France)
Asia Society & Museum

v t e Asian art
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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
		⚫	], ], Scroll calligraphy of ] “Zen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha”, (1686 to 1769)]]
	<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">		<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
	Image:Stone work at Konark Orissa India.jpg\|]: The Sun Temple in ].		Image:Stone work at Konark Orissa India.jpg\|], The Sun Temple in ].
	Image:Dong Yuan Mountain Hall.jpg\|]: Painting by ] (c. 934–962).		Image:Dong Yuan Mountain Hall.jpg\|], Painting by ] (c. 934–962).
	Image:Bayon Angkor Relief1.jpg\|]n art: Stone bas-relief at ] temple depicting the ] army at war with the ], carved c. 1200 CE		Image:Bayon Angkor Relief1.jpg\|]n art, Stone bas-relief at ] temple depicting the ] army at war with the ], carved c. 1200 CE
	Image:Korean palace bldgs.jpg\|]: Joseon dynasty palace architecture.		Image:Korean palace bldgs.jpg\|], Joseon dynasty palace architecture.
	Image:Yama the Lord of Death.jpg\|]: ], ], ].		Image:Yama the Lord of Death.jpg\|], ], ], ].
	Image:Mandala gross.jpg\|]: ]		Image:Mandala gross.jpg\|], ]
	Image:Hanhlang.jpg\|]: Typical hallway decoration on a building in the Imperial citadel.		Image:Hanhlang.jpg\|], Typical hallway decoration on a building in the Imperial citadel.
		⚫	Image:Suphannahongsa bow.jpg\| ], The bow of ] Suphannahongse of Thailand
⚫	Image:Bodhidarma.jpg\|]: Scroll calligraphy of ] “Zen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha”, ~~by ]~~ (1686 to 1769).
⚫	Image:Suphannahongsa bow.jpg\| ]: The bow of ] Suphannahongse of Thailand
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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Various types of Asian art

Gallery

See also

External links