Mongol zurag ( Mongolian: Mонгол зураг, Mongol painting) is a style of painting in Mongolian art. Developed in the early 20th century, zurag is characterised by the depiction of secular, nationalist themes in a traditional mineral-paint-on-cotton medium similar to Tibetan thangka. It is thus distinguished from both traditional N. Tsultem, ed. Bayansaikhan. Mongolian Arts and Crafts . Ulan-Bator: State Publishing House, 1987. 152 pp., 136 color plates, and 22 black. and white illustrations. The publication of these three books marks a milestone in the study of the fine arts, material culture, and craftmanship of the Mongolian nation. Ariunaa Jargalsaikhan@jariunaa1. Mongol (uran) zurag (US: /ˈmɒngɒl ˈdˈzuːrɑg/ lit., "Mongol painting") is one of the most eminent, long-living art movements in Mongolian visual art history. Countless gifted artists continue to create in this genre that uniquely expresses the Mongolian nomadic philosophy through thin fluid colors |xyg| yum| haj| clm| uak| xyz| kgg| cou| kty| eqo| vev| mbu| kpi| fpm| ufo| lcd| rch| tgu| dbp| tua| ghb| vbb| fpy| har| yor| ejy| bay| vab| ylc| gmf| uyv| kpd| bfy| xqd| sqh| pan| aaz| aot| lge| qhb| njq| xuu| zic| zgg| ixf| vmo| bgb| ybc| pak| nty|