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Mongolian Art
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Mongolian Art
A look at the impact of the nation's historical development, culture, geography and politics on arts, from the medieval era to 20th century illustrations.
1,125 words (approx. 4.5 pages) |
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1993
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"Mongolian History, Painting, and SculptureThe extraordinary country of Mongolia is an interesting example of the powerful effects of economics, politics, and culture on the arts of a people. A generally inhospitable land, rather backward extremes of economics and political power, and the persistent structure of the religious institutions have dramatically shaped the art and sculpture of Mongolia.
Until the twentieth century, most of the people who inhabited the vast Mongol empire were nomads. In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries (the era of Chinggis Khan and his grandson, Khubilai Khan) the land stretched from Korea to Hungary and included nearly all of Asia except India and parts of Southeast Asia (Worden, 1991, pp. xxvii, 3). The arts, in the early years, primarily would be categorized as folk art and only..."
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