Religious analysis of art of Nepal and Tibet in the current global scenario
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The present research paper presents an archaeological analysis of the ancient art of Nepal and Tibet. It provides a religious analysis of the sculptures, paintings, and manuscripts of the ancient Pala style prevalent in Nepal and Tibet from a religious perspective. It also presents a comparative study of the art and culture of Nepal and Tibet.
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