Department of Art History

Arts and Humanities

1. Statue 100%
2. Pure Land 72%
3. Buddhist Ritual 55%
4. Buddhism 53%
5. Amulet 50%
6. Re-birth 46%
7. Virtual 44%
8. Leicester 44%
9. Early Nineteenth-century 44%
10. public display 44%
11. British art 44%
12. Glory 44%
13. Miniature 44%
14. Pilgrimages 44%
15. Fulfillment 44%
16. incantations 44%
17. Miraculous 44%
18. Talisman 44%
19. Esoteric 44%
20. Mandala 44%
21. Monastery 44%
22. Joseon 44%
23. wishes 44%
24. Ritual 41%
25. Contemporary 37%
26. Patron 22%
27. Dynasty 22%
28. Monks 16%
29. Empire 13%
30. Cheshire 11%
31. Painting 11%
32. North-east China 11%
33. Residence 11%
34. British painting 11%
35. Publicity 11%
36. Scroll 11%
37. Archaeological Remains 11%
38. royal patronage 11%
39. Archaeological Excavations 11%
40. Fourteenth Century 11%
41. Axis 11%
42. Ruin 11%
43. Seal 11%
44. Tombs 9%
45. Eighteenth Century 9%
46. Miracles 7%
47. Afterlife 7%
48. Confucian 7%
49. Copy 5%
50. Holy Land 5%
51. Ritual theory 5%
52. Medieval Europe 5%
53. Performative 5%
54. Holy Sepulchre 5%
55. Imaginary 5%
56. Common Sense 5%
57. Ceremony 5%
58. Chant 5%
59. Cultural Significance 5%
60. Buddhist Practice 5%
61. Oral 5%
62. Coffin 5%
63. Burial 5%