Tibetan Buddhist Thangka, circa 1750. Scrolled Art Painting from the Himalayans.

Description

Tibetan Buddhist Thangka, circa 1750. Rare art painting scroll from the Himalayans. Presented by a Buddhist monk to a Jewish cantor who was journeying throughout Asia in the 1950s and 60s teaching the art of canting.
One ancient religion meets another in an exchange of aesthetics and practices based on compassion and love. Since the Communist Chinese crackdown on Tibet and Buddhist monks, these ancient artifacts have become much more difficult to acquire, escalating in value as a result.
To spend time in the presence and observation of this glorious art piece is to understand the joy and beauty that resonate from the works of mere mortals who have dedicated their lives to an understanding and a sharing of the basic principles of human love and compassion.
Dimensions: 34" high, 24" wide.
Professionally and beautifully presented in an archival frame.
The framed Thangka will be crated and shipped via a professional art delivery service.