This stone Bhaisajyaguru Buddha (or healing Buddha), from the unified Silla period (9th century), now resides in the National Museum of Korea.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Bhaisajyaguru Buddha
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Buddha,
National Folk Museum of Korea.,
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4 comments:
it is very much like or similar to the giant, outdoor, buddha at Kamakura, Japan. They look like the same model was used.
This is a beauty. I noted your cameras. I used to use the same Canon 850 IS you mention and now I use a Panasonic Lumix FZ18, so we seem to have followed a similar path. And I lived in Oz for 6 years!
Thanks Abraham and Jilly
On the cameras, I actually did it the other way around. I had the Lumix first and then bought the little canon, primarily to be able to stick in my pocket on walks or throe in my bag on business trips. While I am really happy with the Lumix, it is a little too bulky to have with me all the time.
Cheers
chouman
cuoman
shuaiman
neiwomen
kelp2486
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