The Kushan Mystique
By peter linenthal |
This new book by scholar David Jongeward deserves a wide audience. It is an unusual combination of a memoir about ...
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Robert Bracey on King Huvishka’s Gold Coinage
By peter linenthal |
Discussing details on the gold coinage of the Kushan king Huvishka, Robert Bracey shows how aspects of coin design, minting, ...
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Kirkus Reviews on ‘Jaya’
By peter linenthal |
A nice review from Kirkus: Young Jaya’s mother has been summoned to King Kanishka’s palace to bake her famous apricot cake ...
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‘Jaya’: Author/Illustrator’s History
By peter linenthal |
An article in the Nov 25 San Francisco Examiner by Denise Sullivan describes Peter Linenthal's involvement in history, both local and global. ...
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‘The Global Connections of Gandharan Art’ Coming to Oxford in March 2019
By peter linenthal |
The University of Oxford's 2019 International Workshop through their Gandhara Connections project will focus on how the art of ancient Gandhara connects to ...
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Is China’s Current ‘Belt & Road Initiative’ the New Silk Road?
By peter linenthal |
Click on the map above to read article in The Guardian.
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Happy New Year!
By peter linenthal |
My husband Philip Anasovich and I visited Angkor Tom in Cambodia earlier this month. This 12th century Buddhist temple, the Bayon, ...
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Kurt Behrendt: The Buddha and the Gandharan Classical Tradition
By peter linenthal |
Kurt Behrendt is Associate Curator of South Asian Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and an authority on ancient ...
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‘Jaya’ at Angkor Wat
By peter linenthal |
I visited Angkor Wat and Angkor Tom in Cambodia recently with my husband, Philip Anasovich. We had an excellent guide, ...
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Important New Book on Gandhara
By peter linenthal |
Elisabeth Errington's new book from the British Museum, 'Charles Masson and the Buddhist Sites of Afghanistan', could change the way we look at ...
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