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In our Newsletter recently we announced this term's Lecture Series. We are now very pleased to bring you details of the individual lectures with Jeff Watt, Director and Chief Curator of Himalayan Art Resources (HAR). The lectures may be attended singly. However, the maximum benefit will come from attending the whole series as it builds into a comprehensive course. For more information on Jeff and the Lectures please click here. The first lecture is tonight at 5.30pm. We hope to see you there for what promises to be a fascinating start to the course.

Best wishes

Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies

The OCBS is grateful to the Tise Foundation for their support of this Course and to Dr. Thet Thet Nwe for her ongoing support of the OCBS Lecture Series.

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We announced recently in our Newsletter this term's Lecture Series.  We are now very pleased to bring you details of the individual lectures this term with Jeff Watt, Director and Chief Curator of Himalayan Art Resources (HAR). 
The lectures may be attended singly.  However, the maximum benefit will come from attending the whole series as it builds into a comprehensive course. 
For more information on Jeff and the Lectures please click here ( events-ocbsmain-129/33-academic-events/256-tibetan-buddhist-iconography-through-the-three-vehicles ). 
  
The first lecture is tonight at 5.30pm.  We hope to see you there. 
  
Best wishes 
Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies 
 
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