"Jinyang Shen Yun" in the eyes of Wenbo experts!Taking the statue of the Tianlongshan Grottoes of the Taiyuan and the Tangta Temple Palace of Longquan Temple in Taishan as an example

On August 20, the "Ningxin Qizhi University Hall" historical and cultural lecture was held in the lecture hall of the Taiyuan Museum. Chang Qing, a professor and doctoral supervisor in Sichuan University, subject to the title of "Jinyang Shen Yun: The Tang Dynasty Statue Arts and Related Tools". Through the comparison of detailed historical materials and cultural relics, the art of the Tang Dynasty grottoes and Taishan Longquan Temple Tangta Palace The art and research value of cultural relics reappear the brilliant Buddhist art and culture of Jinyang in the Tang Dynasty.

From the background of the development of Buddhist art in the Tang Dynasty, in the Tang Dynasty, Buddhism developed to the highest peak in China, and Buddhist art reached its heyday. Because of its important political status, the local officials here are mostly the auxiliary ministers who will enter the Central and Central DPRK. Under such a cultural atmosphere, Taiyuan local Buddhist culture is deeply influenced by Changan, which has created a dazzling purpose, which has made a dazzling purpose. Jinyang Buddhist culture and art. The temples of Tianlongshan Grottoes, Taishan Longquan Temple, Longshan Grottoes and the temples in Jinyang City have left deep historical relics.

Taking the statues of the statue of the 4th, 6th, and No. 17 of the Tianlongshan Grottoes as an example, the analysis and comparison of the image, posture, and shape of the statue, posture, etc. At that time, the most beautiful batch in the stone statue was the style of Buddhist statues in the Changan area at that time, and had its own characteristics.

The excavation of the Tangtadi Palace of Longquan Temple in Taishan is a major archeological discovery in Taiyuan. Chang Qing analyzed the five heavy coffin and the pattern above the stone letters, wooden crickets, golden bronze, silver 椁, and golden coffin in the earth palace. It is particularly important. " The background of the Great Age is unique and unique, providing physical information for the study of the relic buried system of the Tang Dynasty. "

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Chang Qing, a historian of Buddhist art, studied Chinese Buddhist archeology from Su Bai, Ph.D. in the History of Art History of the University of Kansas, and postdoctoral art museum in New York.

Source Taiyuan Evening News reporter Chen Xinhua

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