敦煌研究
敦煌研究
돈황연구
Dunhuang Research
2015年
1期
1~20
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钱树 金铜佛 麦积山 炳灵寺 莫高窟 云冈石窟
錢樹 金銅彿 麥積山 炳靈寺 莫高窟 雲岡石窟
전수 금동불 맥적산 병령사 막고굴 운강석굴
money tree; gilt bronze Buddha; Maijishan Grottoes; Binglinsi Grottoes; Yungang Grottoes
近年来关于早期佛教美术考古的一大发现是在丰都槽房沟汉墓出土青铜钱树佛像及伴出的延光四年(125)陶器座,揭示了中国佛教美术滥觞的年代。西晋以后,中国佛教告别初传期,走向成熟,在战乱纷扰的北方,佛教中心先后形成于河北、长安和凉州。十六国佛教美术始于后赵金铜佛系统,继而经过关中秦陇与河西凉州两个系统的发展,奠定了北魏佛教美术走向兴盛的基础。平城佛教的形成与发展,聚集了山东六州、关中长安、河西凉州、东北和龙、东方青齐五个方面的实力。以五所大窟承前启后,在北魏统一北方和推行改制的过程中,云冈模式逐渐形成。
近年來關于早期彿教美術攷古的一大髮現是在豐都槽房溝漢墓齣土青銅錢樹彿像及伴齣的延光四年(125)陶器座,揭示瞭中國彿教美術濫觴的年代。西晉以後,中國彿教告彆初傳期,走嚮成熟,在戰亂紛擾的北方,彿教中心先後形成于河北、長安和涼州。十六國彿教美術始于後趙金銅彿繫統,繼而經過關中秦隴與河西涼州兩箇繫統的髮展,奠定瞭北魏彿教美術走嚮興盛的基礎。平城彿教的形成與髮展,聚集瞭山東六州、關中長安、河西涼州、東北和龍、東方青齊五箇方麵的實力。以五所大窟承前啟後,在北魏統一北方和推行改製的過程中,雲岡模式逐漸形成。
근년래관우조기불교미술고고적일대발현시재봉도조방구한묘출토청동전수불상급반출적연광사년(125)도기좌,게시료중국불교미술람상적년대。서진이후,중국불교고별초전기,주향성숙,재전란분우적북방,불교중심선후형성우하북、장안화량주。십륙국불교미술시우후조금동불계통,계이경과관중진롱여하서량주량개계통적발전,전정료북위불교미술주향흥성적기출。평성불교적형성여발전,취집료산동륙주、관중장안、하서량주、동북화룡、동방청제오개방면적실력。이오소대굴승전계후,재북위통일북방화추행개제적과정중,운강모식축점형성。
A recent discovery in the early archaeology of Buddhist art in China has unearthed a bronze money tree with Buddha statues and a pottery base dated from the fourth year of the Yuanguang era (125 CE), which shed light on the beginning of Chinese Buddhist art. After the Western Jin dynasty, Chinese Buddhism began to mature, successively forming three Buddhist centers in Heibei, Chang'an and Liangzhou, northern provinces in China ravaged by war. After the Sixteen Kingdoms the form of gilt bronze Buddha statues from the Later Zhao period, Chinese Buddhist art began to appear in dynasty and developed into two Buddhist art systems, one in central Shaanxi and eastern Gansu, the other in Liangzhou in the Hexi regions. This early work would become the basis for the prosperity of Northern Wei Buddhist art. The emergence and development of Buddhism in Pingcheng was influenced by the Buddhist art from five Buddhist centers: Liuzhou in Shandong Province, Chang'an in Shaanxi Province, Liangzhou in the Hexi Regions, Helong region in northeast China, and Qingqi region in east China. With the unification of north China and the reformation of the Northern Wei dynasty, the five caves, which inherited past Buddhist art, gradually gave birth to the "Yungang Pattern."