On the Symbol of Longevity in the Taoist and Tibetan Paintings:Image and Allegorical Meaning  

论道教和藏族绘画中的长寿象征:意象与寓意

作　　者：Ngondzin Ngawang Gyatso Tsering Tashi 阿旺嘉措;才让扎西(Lanzhou University,China)

机构地区：[1]Lanzhou University,China

出　　处：《China Tibetology》2020年第2期84-93,共10页中国藏学（英文版）

摘　　要：Introduction Achieving longevity and immortality is the ultimate goal of Taoism.Artistic works that perfect symbolize such an aspiration is the painting of God of Longevity(Ch.Shouxing Tu寿星图).Comparatively,the Six Symbols of Long Life(Tib.Tshe ring rnam drug),a Tibetan thang ka painting,reveals the ecological view of the Tibetan people through the same motif,the pursuit of longevity.From the perspective of deeper cultural implications,the two paintings actually have the same origin.Therefore,in the following,a tentative comparison of the two paintings is conducted,with a view of soliciting constructive comments and criticisms.

关 键 词：Tibetan PURSUIT painting 

分 类 号：J205[艺术—美术]