Shin ba (10 Ergebnisse)

Softcover. 31,5 x 23 cm. Original softcover, complete with pages 165-242 of the consecutive year pagination and numerous black and white illustrations on the plates. The front cover is slightly stained, as are the edges of the first 10 pages. Otherwise, clean and in good condition. --- Originalbroschur, vollständig mit den Seiten 165-242 der fortlaufenden Jahrgangspaginierung und zahlreichen s/w Abbildungen auf Tafelseiten. Der Vorderdeckel ist etwas fleckig, ebenso der Seitenschnitt der ersten 10 Seiten. Ansonsten sauber und in gutem Zustand. contents: Bohmu Ba Shin (by Nai Pan Hla, with frontispiece) / Ba Shin, K. J. Whitbread: Pagan, Wetkyi-in Kubyauk-gyi, an early burmese temple with ink-glosses / Jane Terry Bailey: Some 17th-century images from Burma. - -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Genießen Sie den goldenen Herbst! Machen Sie es sich gemütlich , bei uns finden Sie sicher die passende Lektüre! -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! K18824-435474. …

Zustand: Good. Original wrapers, softcover, numerous b/w illustrations (including photographs), map, uncut, 4to.; Spines and part cover discoloured.

PAPERBACK. First edition. 244pp + 188pp b/w illustrations quarto paper. cover wear and fading otherwise good+.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Original softcover binding, 188 pp., several plates, spine sunned, otherwise very good condition. Articles include: Shin, Buddha Images of Tai Yuan Types found in Burma. Boeles, Two Yoginis of Hevajra from Thailand. Win, The Jatakas in Burma. Shorto, The Devata Plaques of the Ananada Basement. Kyi, The Old city of Pagan, and several others. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 900.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. iv, 210 pages, 72 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations. folding map ; 26 cm. Includes inscriptions in Burmese and Mon with English translation.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. Volume I: Text: xiv, 422 pages, frontispiece.Volume II. Catalogue: vi, 337 pages, maps, plans, index. Volume III: Plates: 8 pages, 455 plates, frontispiece 'Old Burma Early Pagan is one of the most important contributions to Southeast Asian archeology in many years. It is the first exhaustive study of the subject, and may be the last one for a long time to come. The general exclusion of foreigners from Burma since 1964 is likely to hamper further studies and to make unpublished material difficult of access. The progress of decay of works of art at Pagan is quickening. Much that is described and illustrated in this book has now disappeared; and much more is doomed to disappear within a few years. The proportions of the book are worthy of the subject. Volume one contains the text; volume three the plates; volume two the catalogue of plates, with a detailed description of each an full references. Writing with singular clarity and distinction, the author brings to life the brilliant period in which Burma came into being as a nation. As the leading authority on the epigraphy, history, art and archaeology of the country, he possesses unique qualifications. On the basis of contemporary inscriptions and other records, he reconstructs a cycle of events of which the traditional histories give a very garbled version. He analyzes architecture, sculpture and painting of the old city of Pagan from the late 10th to the mid-12th-century.'.…

dj. Two volume set, cloth issues, each with their own slipcase, and five promotional pamphlets of the publisher's works laid in Volume I. Quarto (32cm); green-cloth covered boards with titling stamped in gilt on spines, decorations stamped in gilt on front covers, and ruling blind-embossed to covers; dustjackets; slipcases; [xx],244,[2]pp; [x],188,[2]pp; black-and-white halftones and illustrations. Volume I and Volume II are both in Near Fine condition. Volume I dustwrapper, spine-tanned, with modest shelf-wear; Very Good. Volume II dustwrapper, spine-tanned, with 1" tear to lower rear spine fold, and tape mend to verso of lower spine panel; Good. Volume I and Volume II slipcases, both lightly tanned, with modest shelf-wear and trace soil; both in Very Good condition. Volume I includes Mon Bokay's "Relations Between Ceylon and Burma in the 11th Century A.D.", I.B. Horner's "The Earth as a Swallower", and U Khin Zaw's "A Folk-Song Collector's Letter from the Mon Country in Lower Burma (1941)". Volume II examines Ba Shin's "Buddha Images of Tai Yuan Types Found in Burma", Alastair Lamb's "Old Middle Eastern Glass in the Malay Peninsula", Daw Thin Kyi's "The Old City of Pagán", and more. [87686].…

Volume III of the trilogy only, with corrigenda tipped in half-title page. Quarto (31cm); red cloth-covered boards with titling stamped in gilt on spine and front cover; [n.p.]; colorful frontispiece, with 455 black-and-white plates. This copy is from the library of noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his pictorial bookplate to front pastedown. Trace shelf-soil, with corners gently nudged; Very Good. Volume III in a three-volume presents the plates described and catalogued in previous volumes. [87690].…

Volume II of the trilogy only. Quarto (31cm); red cloth-covered boards with titling stamped in gilt on spine and front cover; [viii],[1],2-337,[1]; tipped on black-and-white frontispiece, with 5 glossy inserts at rear pastedown. This copy is from the library of noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his pictorial bookplate to front pastedown. Corners gently nudged; Very Good+. Inserts includes "Names, Titles, and Regnal Dates of the Kings of Pagan", facsimile handwritten chart, and three maps, including "Pagán and its Environs as it was in the Middle Pagán Period", a colorful map of Modern Burma, and a black-and-white map of Ramañña Desa. Volume II in a three-volume catalogues the illustrated plates presented throughout Volume III, and concludes with indexes. [87689].…

Ascona 1966, [Atibus Asiae, Supplementum 23/1]. 2 Volume set 244+144p., frontispiece, text figures, many b.w. photos,fold out b.w. photo, maps, Chinese text, music score, volume I: green cloth; vol. II: stiff wrappers, large size 24 x 32 cm., co-editors Jean Boisselier & A.B. Griswold. Papers on Asian Art & Archaeology, Asian History, Religion, Languages, Literature, Music Folklore and Anthropology. The work begins with a selected bibliography compiled by Ba Shin and A. B. Griswold: from 1916-1965. With essays: U. Wun; PAGAN and VELU. U. Khin Zaw an English translation from the Burmese for the above & also his: A FOLK-SONG COLLECTOR'S LETTERS FROM THE MON COUNTRY IN LOWER BURMA [1941]. Phya Anuman Raj- adhon: LUCK-MEASUREMENT IN THAILAND. C. Archaimbault; LA FETE DU T'AT A LUONG P'RABANG. A. Bareau: L'ORIGINE DU DIRGHA-AGAMA TRADUIT EN CHINOIS PAR BUDDHAYASAS. D. Bernot: ETES VOUS FACHEE, BELLE-MERE ?", CONTE MARMA. L. Bernot: ELEMENTS DE VOCABULAIRE CAK RECUEILLI DANS LE PAKISTAN ORIE- NTAL. Mon Bokay: RELATIONS BETWEEN CEYLON AND BURMA IN THE 11TH CENTURY A.D. R. Burling: A PROBLEM IN THE PHONOLOGY OF LAHU. H.C. CHANG: HSU WEI: SEVEN STANZAS ON THE LOTUS. Chen Yi-sein: THE CHINESE IN RANGOON DURING THE 18TH & 19TH CENT- URIES. G. COEDES: LES MONS DE DVARAVATI. Prince THE SONK- RANT OF MON AS RECORDED IN THE INSCRIPTIONS OF WAT P'RA JETUP'ON IN BANGKOK.a S. Ederod: A STATEMENT ON ATAYAL PHON- OLOGY. A.G. Haudricourt: NOTES DE GEOGRAPHIE LINGUISTIQUE AUSTROASIATIQUE. E. J.A. Henderson: KHASI AND THE L-CLUSTERS IN THE 17TH CENTURY TONKINESE: A PRELIMARY GLANCE. I.B. Hor- ner: THE EARTH AS A SWALLOWER. R.B. JONES: A COMPARATIVE THAI STUDIES: A CRITIQUE. L.L. Mark & Fang Kuei Li: SPEECH TONE AND MELODY IN WU-MING FOLK SONGS. A.W. Macdonald: UN ASPECT DES CHANSONS DES GAINA DU NEPAL. R. & B. Morse: ORAL TRADITION & RAWANG MIGRATION ROUTES. S. Paranavitana: CEYLON & SRI VIJAYA. J. Rispaud: CONTRIBUTION A LA GEOGRAPHIE HIST- ORIQUE DE LA HAUTE BIRMANIE [MIEN, PONG, KOSAMBI, KAMBOJA]. O.W. Wolters: A NOTE ON THE CAPITAL OF SRIVIJAYA DURING THE 11TH CENTURY. U WUN: A TRANSLATION OF THREE SHIELD-DANCE SONGS ATTRIBUTED TO THE LORD OF MYINZAING. End volume one, begin volume two. Ba Shin: BUDDHA IMAGES OF TAI YUAN TYPES FOUND IN BURMA. Kamaleswar Bhattacharya: LINGA KOSA. J.J. Boeles: TWO YOGINIS OF HEVAJRA FROM THAILAND. J. Boisselier: NOTE SUR QUELQUES BRONZES KHMERS D'ASPECT INSOLITE. A.B. Griswold; IMPORTED IMAGES & THE NATURE OF COPYING IN THE ART OF SIAM. A. Lamb: OLD MIDDLE EASTERN GLASS IN THE MALAY PEN- INSULA. J.E. van Lohuizen-de Leeuw: AN EARLY 16TH CENTURY LINK BETWEEN GUJARAT & JAVA. U LU PE WIN: THE JATAKAS IN BURMA. L. Malleret: UNE NOUVELLE STATUE PREANGKORIENNE DE SURYA DANS LA BASMEKONG. K. Nandakic: AN INSCRIBED MODEL VIHARA FROM CHIENG SEN. Kraisri Nimmanahaeminda: HAM YHON, THE MAGIC TESTICLES. J. Perrin: A PROPOS D'UN BUDDHA DATE DU PAYS MON. H. L. Shorto: THE DEVATA PLAQAUES OF THE ANANDA BASEMENT. M.C. Subhadradis Diskul: PIERRE DUPONT: L'ARCHOLO- GIE MONE DE DVARAVATI [review article]. Daw Thin Kyi:THE OLD CITY OF PAGAN. A most excellent anthology, scholarly & use- ful essays by leading exponents and scholars on Southeast Asian subjects. "Two felicitation volumes are offered to the leading authority on Burmese art.epigrahy in honour of his 75th birthday. Occasional minor pen underline in vol. 2 else clean, solid. A major and spendid memory to Prof. Luce.…