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ALTBUDDHISTISCHE KULTSTATTEN IN
CHINESISCH-TURKISTAN |
Edited by Albert Grunwedel [Text in
German]
337x257mm, cloth binding,380 pages,
678 monochrome
illustrations & 1 colored illustration
[Facsmile reprint of first
edition published in 1912, Berlin]
SOLD ISBN978-4-653-03490-2 |
| Albert Grunwedel (1856-1935) led the German
expedition to Kutcha, Turfan and Karashar between 1905-1907. This is a
report on the investigation with topographical maps, plans of the cave
temples and sketches of the wall paintings. Visually and intellectually
stimulating, this reprint edition offers invaluable sources. |
Readership:
Students and scholars of Buddhist history,
archaeology, and art history. |
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ALT-KUTSCHA
archaologische und
religionsgeschichtliche Forschungen an Tempera-Gemalden aus Buddhistischen
Hohlen der ersten acht Jahrhunderte nach Christi Geburt. |
Edited by Albert
Grunwedel [Text in German]
＊95% reduced size
of the original edition
Text: 365x257mm, cloth
binding, 244pages
Colored plates: 24 double-page and one folding
plate,
cloth case
[Facsmile reprint of first edition published in
1920, Berlin]
SOLD ISBN978-4-653-03305-9 |
| Known as the first book introducing the Caves
of Thousand Buddhas. A commentary and collection of drawings which
Grunwedel arranged results of his research of the temples in Kutscha,
south of the Tian Shan. Featuring full informative text and a number of
colored illustrations, this reprint edition gives a comprehensive account
of this important archaeological site. |
Readership:
Students, and scholars of Buddhist
history,
archaeology, and art history. |
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| BARABUDUR |
Edited by N.J. Krom
and T.Van Erp
Foreword by Prof. Lokesh Chandra
Plates: 3 tomes in 2
volumes,420×312mm,700 pages
Text: 2 volumes,256x182mm, 882 pages,cloth
binding
[Facsimile reprint of English edition published in
1927-31]
4vols. /
SOLD ISBN978-4-653-02529-0 |
Reprint of monumental work with large sized
atlases contains 692 plates. Texts is in two volumes, the archaeological
part by Nicholas Johannes Krom and the architectural part by T. Van Erp.
Featuring full descriptive text (in English) illuminated with scholarly
commentaries and a great number of illustrations
contained in 2
volumes, this reprint edition offers a comprehensive account of this
important archaeological monument. |
Readership:
Students and scholars of 17th to 18th-century
literature, philosophy, and religion. |
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THE
BRIHADDEVATA
Text reconstructed from the
manuscripts of the Shorter Recension with introduction, explanatory notes,
and indices. |
Edited by Muneo
Tokunaga
258x182mm, cloth binding, 456 pages
Price 14,300
Yen ISBN978-4-653-03481-0 |
The Brhaddevata is a Sanskrit text, dated
around 400 A.D., and supplementary to the Rigveda. This is a new critical
edition based on the manuscripts collected by the editor in
India.
・Added the verse-number of MacDonnell’s edition.
・Description
of the variants are given in critical apparatus.
・Explanatory notes
contains translations of text, which differ from MacDonnell’s. |
Readership:
Students and scholars of
Sanskrit.
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