David P. Jackson is the author of Patron and Painter: Situ Panchen and the Revival of the Encampment Style; A History of Tibetan Painting; The Nepalese Legacy in Tibetan Painting; Mirror of the Buddha: Early Portraits from Tibet; and The Place of Provenance: Regional Styles in Tibetan Painting.

"In this fifth volume of his landmark "Masterworks of Tibetan Painting" series, Jackson continues patiently and systematically to lay the groundwork for a new art history of Tibetan painting—one more firmly supported by specifics of provenance, subject, and style."(Choice)

• Director's StatementForewordPrefaceIntroduction: The Drigung KagyuMaps1. Drigung Thel's Branches and Main Surviving Mural Sites2. Early Research on Drigung Kagyu Art3. Recent Research on Drigung Kagyu Painting4. Written Sources5. Early Drigung Kagyu Painting6. Paintings from the Middle Period of Drigung Kagyu Art7. Full-color Paintings of Peaceful Dieties in the Drigung Style8. Paintings of Semiwrathful and Wrathful Deities in the Drigung Style9. Recent Mural Sites in Lamayuru and Phyang10. Three Artists in Drigung Thel Monasteries of Ladakh in the Twentieth Century11. Beneficial to See: Early Drigung Painting / Christian Luczanits12. The Elusive Lady to Nanam: An Introduction to the Protectress Achi Chokyi Drolma / Kristen Muldowney RobertsAppendix A. The Main Lineage of DrigungAppendix B. The Hierarchs of Drigung with Contemporary Head Lamas of Kailash and Ladakh, and Kings of LadakhAppendix C. Monasteries of the Drigung KagyuNotesBibliographyIndex

David P. Jackson is the author of Patron and Painter: Situ Panchen and the Revival of the Encampment Style; A History of Tibetan Painting; The Nepalese Legacy in Tibetan Painting; Mirror of the Buddha: Early Portraits from Tibet; and The Place of Provenance: Regional Styles in Tibetan Painting.

"In this fifth volume of his landmark "Masterworks of Tibetan Painting" series, Jackson continues patiently and systematically to lay the groundwork for a new art history of Tibetan painting—one more firmly supported by specifics of provenance, subject, and style."(Choice)

• Director's StatementForewordPrefaceIntroduction: The Drigung KagyuMaps1. Drigung Thel's Branches and Main Surviving Mural Sites2. Early Research on Drigung Kagyu Art3. Recent Research on Drigung Kagyu Painting4. Written Sources5. Early Drigung Kagyu Painting6. Paintings from the Middle Period of Drigung Kagyu Art7. Full-color Paintings of Peaceful Dieties in the Drigung Style8. Paintings of Semiwrathful and Wrathful Deities in the Drigung Style9. Recent Mural Sites in Lamayuru and Phyang10. Three Artists in Drigung Thel Monasteries of Ladakh in the Twentieth Century11. Beneficial to See: Early Drigung Painting / Christian Luczanits12. The Elusive Lady to Nanam: An Introduction to the Protectress Achi Chokyi Drolma / Kristen Muldowney RobertsAppendix A. The Main Lineage of DrigungAppendix B. The Hierarchs of Drigung with Contemporary Head Lamas of Kailash and Ladakh, and Kings of LadakhAppendix C. Monasteries of the Drigung KagyuNotesBibliographyIndex

David P. Jackson is the author of Patron and Painter: Situ Panchen and the Revival of the Encampment Style; A History of Tibetan Painting; The Nepalese Legacy in Tibetan Painting; Mirror of the Buddha: Early Portraits from Tibet; and The Place of Provenance: Regional Styles in Tibetan Painting.

"In this fifth volume of his landmark "Masterworks of Tibetan Painting" series, Jackson continues patiently and systematically to lay the groundwork for a new art history of Tibetan painting—one more firmly supported by specifics of provenance, subject, and style."(Choice)

• Director's StatementForewordPrefaceIntroduction: The Drigung KagyuMaps1. Drigung Thel's Branches and Main Surviving Mural Sites2. Early Research on Drigung Kagyu Art3. Recent Research on Drigung Kagyu Painting4. Written Sources5. Early Drigung Kagyu Painting6. Paintings from the Middle Period of Drigung Kagyu Art7. Full-color Paintings of Peaceful Dieties in the Drigung Style8. Paintings of Semiwrathful and Wrathful Deities in the Drigung Style9. Recent Mural Sites in Lamayuru and Phyang10. Three Artists in Drigung Thel Monasteries of Ladakh in the Twentieth Century11. Beneficial to See: Early Drigung Painting / Christian Luczanits12. The Elusive Lady to Nanam: An Introduction to the Protectress Achi Chokyi Drolma / Kristen Muldowney RobertsAppendix A. The Main Lineage of DrigungAppendix B. The Hierarchs of Drigung with Contemporary Head Lamas of Kailash and Ladakh, and Kings of LadakhAppendix C. Monasteries of the Drigung KagyuNotesBibliographyIndex