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Numata Center for Buddhist Studies

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Dr. Elisabeth Haderer

Elisabeth

Research Fellow

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  • Studied art history and media at the Karl-Franzens University in Graz and specialised on Buddhist painting in Tibet and Mongolia    
  • 2003: thesis in art history about thangka painting in Mongolia in which she examines some scroll paintings of the collection Leder   
  • 2003-2008: PhD student in art history at the University of Vienna, several research trips and stays to the USA, Russia and Europe   
  • October 2006: attends the Third International Conference on Tibetan Art and Archaeology (ICTAA III) in Beijing/China; presentation about The Development of Karmapa-Representations in Tibet and the West – 13th to 21st century    
  • February 2007: curatorship of the exhibiton of Tibetan thangkas „Buddhas in Karlsruhe. Ausstellung tibetischer Rollbilder“ in Karlsruhe/Germany, author of the exhibiton catalogue    
  • 2008: Ph.D. in art history on the development of the Karmapa-representation from the 13th to the 21st century

Publications

  • 2007   Ausstellungskatalog „Buddhas in Karlsruhe. Ausstellung tibetischer Rollbilder“, Karlsruhe 2007, S. 3-44 
  • 2006   The Development of Karmapa-Representations in Tibet and the West – 13th to 21st century (in: Proceedings to the Third International Conference on Tibetan Art and Archaeology (ICTAA III), Beijing/China 2006, pp. 45-58)