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Religious paintings
worshipped as icons are known as PHAUBHA in Newari and THANKA in
Tibetan. The origin of PHAUBHA or THANKA paintings may be
attributes to Nepalese artists as early as the ninth or tenth
century. Realizing the great demand
for religious icons in Tibet, these artists along with monks and
traders are took with them from Nepal not only metal sculptures
but also a numbers of Buddhist manuscripts to better fulfill the
ever increasing demand.
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Nepalese artists initiated a new type of religious paintings on
cloth that could be easily rolled up and carried along with
them. This type of painting become very popular both in Nepal
and Tibet and has remained popular to this day. One of the
earliest specimens of Nepalese Thanka painting dates from the
thirteenth or fourteenth century. Early Nepales Thankas are
simple in design and composition. The main deity, a large figure
occupies the central position while surrounded by smaller
figures.
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