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The Tsang Sculpture Atelier Page has again been updated with additional images.

A gallery page for Dragons has been added to the HAR site. Dragons appear as the mounts for some deities such as White Jambhala and Rahula. Dragons can also appear as elements of a throne, throne back (torana), or textile patterns. Dragons might also appear as figures in the backgrounds of narrative paintings.

The Manjushri Painting Masterworks Page has been updated.

The Manjushri Sculpture Masterworks Page has been updated.

The Marichi Main Page has been updated with additional images and content.

The Roshan Sabavala Collection has been added to the HAR site. The collection is primarily made up of sculpture with a few Tibetan and Nepalese paintings . Also see the article by Pratapaditya Pal.

The Manjushri and Maitreya in Dialogue Page has been updated with additional images.

The Tsang Sculpture Atelier Page has been updated with additional images.

The Manjushri in a Relaxed Posture Sculpture Page has been updated with additional images.

The Araniko School Page of Yuan period art has been updated with additional content, images and links.

The discussion of Yongle Textile Workshop objects has been translated into the Chinese language. The discussion primarily focusses on four textile objects and for who and when they were created.

A page for Achala Masterworks (Painting) has been added to the HAR site.

The Achala Masterworks (Sculpture) Page has been updated with additional images.

A gallery page for Vajrasattva Masterworks (Painting) Page has been has been added to the HAR site.

A Vajrasattva Masterworks (Sculpture) Page has been added.

A page for Vajrapani Masterworks (Painting) has been added.

The Vajrapani Masterworks (Sculpture) Page has been updated with additional images.

A gallery for Yuan Style Art specifically of the Araniko School has been added.

Araniko is primarily remembered for his architectural achievements and for the creation of sculptural objects. A painting of the Emperor and Empress are attributed to him. The two known remaining works generally agreed upon are the White Stupa in Beijing and the Stupa at Wutaishan Mountain.

The Vignantaka Main Page has been updated with additional images and content.

The Achala Main Page has been updated with additional content.