The Influence of Ayutthaya Style on Burmese Buddha Statues of the Ava Kingdom
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Although Burmese Buddha statues of the Ava Kingdom stylistically developed from the previous Bagan dynasty, further exterior influences altered them from preceding styles. This study examined style by art historical research methodology to discern origins and inspiration for diverse features of Ava Kingdom Buddha statues.
Analytic results indicated connections with artistic style of the Ayutthaya Kingdom in Thailand period in diverse seated and standing Buddha statues without royal attire. These findings suggest that the unique style of Burmese Buddha statues of the Ava Kingdom evolved from Bagan dynasty influences with the Ayutthaya Kingdom, underlining the international impact of Thai art stylistics.
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