An edition of Rư̄ang phraphuttharūp pāng tāng tāng (1957)

Rư̄ang phraphuttharūp pāng tāng tāng.

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Rư̄ang phraphuttharūp pāng tāng tāng.
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An edition of Rư̄ang phraphuttharūp pāng tāng tāng (1957)

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Publisher
Samnak Rātchalēkhāthikān]
Language
Thai
Pages
133

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Subjects

Art, Buddhist Sculpture, Buddhist art and symbolism, Sculpture, Buddhist, Buddhist sculpture

People

Gautama Buddha

Places

Thailand
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Rư̄ang phraphuttharūp pāng tāng tāng.
1957, Samnak Rātchalēkhāthikān]
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In Thai.
Authors: Lūang Bō̜ribānburīphan (Pūan ʻInthuwongsa), Kasēm Bunsī.
"Song phrakarunā prōt klāo-- hai phim khưn phrarātchathān nai ngān phrarātchakuson rātchakharưhamongkhon khưn Phratamnak Čhitladārahōthān."
Study of Buddha's icons.

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[Bangkok

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Library of Congress
NB1912.G38 B67 1957

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Pagination
133, 3 p. :
Number of pages
133

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL2699402M
LCCN
85918657

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL1664947W

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