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0393 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 215 「万仏峡」洞窟寺院の礼拝堂前室にあるフレスコ画.右側にある列をなす菩薩像は等身大以上である.FRESCOES IN THE ANTECHAPEL OF A CAVE-TEMPLE AT THE 'MYRIAD BUDDHAS' SITE. The figures in the procession of Bodhisattvas on the right are over life-size.

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erecting the antechapels had been cut, either
her date, as shown by the broken wall paintings
fissures, or, to use a more exact term, cave-
ompets. The walls of the porches are deco-
occasions of red-robed monks with broadly
d lotus, and facing them rows of nuns with
shaped cap. Exactly the same types had been
the 'Thousand Buddhas.' The walls of the
antechapels display either processions of large B
awfully draped and adorned, or else a variety
with a Buddha enthroned among Bodhisat-
iate) scenes from a Buddhist heaven, with the
representation of a 'divine ballet and enter-
ground, as seen in so many frescoes of Chi-
and others. The photograph in Fig. 215 illust-
hension of decoration. Even the curious wall
the legend already discussed in Chapter LVI's
the back wall of two cellas.

The frescoes generally showed great inferi-
and were evidently more or less coeval repro-
the same prototypes. That these were to be f-
among the mural paintings of the Thousand
appeared to me at the time to be beyond dou-
my recollection of the latter then was. The inf-
execution seemed generally inferior, either
either a somewhat later date or else employ-
skilful hands. In some cases the coarse outlin-
the carefully drawn outlines of the older wall
extensive use of stencils.

I could not find inscriptional record of the
association for any of the shrines of the Myriad
that a large number of dated Chinese inscrip-
by pilgrims on the walls of the caves had been
lower than little. Most of these seemed to b-
the close of the Mongol dynasty's rule. Sev-
corresponding to 1333-67 A.D. By this judg-
inscriptions, were to be found about quite a n-
in the later Mongol form, and in Tibetan. Of