Sunday, January 11, 2009
HAR Home Page: Google Custom Search
The Google Custom Search has now been added to the HAR Home Page. It is also located on the Advanced Search Page and the HAR Blog Page.
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The purpose of this site is to highlight the newest and latest additions, changes and updates to the HAR web page. The mission of Himalayan Art Resources (HAR) website is to create a comprehensive education and research database and virtual museum of Himalayan art.
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- Newsletter: November 08 - January 2009
- A Request For Testimonials
- HAR Home Page: Google Custom Search
- New Search & Changes to Navigation
- Amitabha/Amitayus Outline Page
- Marichi 'Goddess of the Dawn' Outline Page
- Four Guardian Kings Outline Page
- Book Review: Reflections on Amy Heller’s Early Him...
- Function & Relationships Guide/Glossary
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- Himalayan Art Resources
- The mission of the Himalayan Art Resources website (HAR) is to create a comprehensive education and research database and virtual museum of Himalayan art: First, the website exhibits images of art from museum, university and private collections throughout the world. Second, the website documents all Himalayan art objects that are known through past or present collections or publications. Third, the database identifies and catalogues all images (comprised of painting, sculpture, ritual objects, murals, etc.). When an object image is not available for lack of permission from the copyright holder, the database uses a place card image. Book cover images are used for publications and generic place cards for collections.
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