The Tibet policies of Britain and Russia, 1900-14

Article Abstract:

Descriptions of the Tibetan situation at the start of the 20th century are obscured in both Russian and non-Russian literature, by essential errors. Chinese and British attitudes towards Tibet are examined, along with the theme of British-Russian rivalry. Documents show that Russia remained deaf to Tibetan calls and it demonstrated passiveness in solving Tibetan problems.

United Kingdom, History, Russia, International relations

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Towards a definition of style: The arts of Tibet

Article Abstract:

The School of Oriental and African Studies in the University of London organized the first international symposium on Tibetan art in Jun, 1994, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, UK. The symposium was an endeavor to provide insight on the influence of various cultures and civilizations on the evolution of various styles in Tibetan art forms.

Exhibitions, Art, Victoria and Albert Museum

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Frank Ludlow and the English school in Tibet, 1923-1926

Article Abstract:

The English Educational system in the early 1920's is discussed. Frank Ludlow achievements in his entire life span and his works is discussed.

China, Evaluation, Works, Curriculum evaluation, Education, Primary, Primary education, Ludlow, Frank

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