University Daily Kansan
Wednesdav. October 27,1976
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Japanese paintings of Buddhist deities and meticulously painted snuff bottles form the centerpieces of two exhibitions on display at the Spooner Museum of Art.
The exhibitions, "The Art of Buddhism" and a collection of Chinese snuff bottles, will be held in New York.
mayer Memorial collection donated by Sallie Cille Thayer. Chinese rubbings from the sixth to the eight centuries have been housed in the Nelson Art Gallery in Kansas City, Mp.
Highlights from the exhibition include a Japanese mandala from the Edo period of the 17th and 18th centuries; a 14th century Japanese painting of a Buddhist deity and a gilt bronze Buddha from the Ming dynasty of the 14th through 17th centuries.
The collection, organized by Marllyn
Curtley, *Le*renzce graduate student, in-
clining studies in linguistics.
More than 100 snuff bottles are on display from the University's Thayer collection, most of which were purchased in Chicago from 1999 to 1911.
A collection from the McPheron Museum in western Kansas, assembled in China by Emma Horning, a Mennonite missionary, also is on display until Nov. 7. Both displays were arranged by Robert Osborne, San Diego, Calif., graduate student.
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