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Nara|ˈnɑːrə|
[The name of a town in Central Honshu, Japan, capital of Japan a.d. 710–84.]
Used attrib. to designate the Buddhist sculpture of the period of Japanese history during which Nara was the capital.
1902F. Brinkley Oriental Series: Japan VII. i. 19 As to sculpture, the point of excellence to which it had been carried is attested by several statues which form part of the Nara temple relics. 1903K. Okakura Ideals of East 112 The stone Buddhas of the Tin Tal in Ellora..are beautiful, with a self-contained grandeur and harmony of proportion. In them we find the sources of inspiration of the Tâng and Nara sculptures. 1955Paine & Soper Art & Archit. Japan iv. 26 The earliest clay images of the Nara period are the groups of figures dating from 711 in the Pagoda of Hōryūji. 1970Oxf. Compan. Art 609/2 During the Heian period..the trend was away from the realism of the Nara period. |
