Painting of the Vessantara-Jataka (the story of Prince VessandoneThis painting represents the 11th chapter Kumara Banpay (the 2nd part of the sermon on the children Sali and Kanha) which has 101 magic formulas, Prince Vessantara as the hermit gave his children to Chuchok the Brahmin, the Brahmin tied two children by a vine and dragged along the way. This painting is painted on the wall of the Sim (the main hall of a monastery). Painted in the 1990s. Chromogenic print.
Buddha's story [1990s]
Item details
Creation date:
1990s
Content type:
Photograph
Originals information:
"Original material is held by the Buddhist Archive of Photography, Luang Prabang. A very small number of items has been given back to Vat Saen Sukharam.".
Reference:
EAP326/1/2/1/2000
Level:
Item
Extent:
1 TIFF Image
Legal:
Access is for research purposes only
This item is part of
- Project EAP326:
- Collection EAP326/1:
- Collection EAP326/1/2:
- File EAP326/1/2/1:
- Item EAP326/1/2/1/2000:
