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When Hindu Gods Guard the Dharma: The Unexpected Protectors of Tibetan Thangka Art Walk into any serious collection of Tibetan thangka paintings, and you will eventually notice something strange. Amid the serene Buddhas, the wrathful Tibetan deities
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