Buddhist sculpture developed under several influences between 6 BC and the 8th century AD. Greco-Buddhist art from the 1st century BC fused Greek and Indian styles during the spread of Buddhism through Central Asia. Mahayana Buddhist sculpture flourished in China between the 1st century BC and 3rd century AD, exemplified by the giant statues at Borobudur in Indonesia and sculptures at Seokguram in Korea. Theravada and Mahayana Buddhist artistic traditions took hold in countries like Thailand.

1. Buddhist Sculpture
Alyssa Chenn

2. some history
● religion formed 6 BC
● Hellenistic influence 1 BC
● spread through China 202 BC - 220 AD
● Theravada 3 BC
● Mahayana 1BC
● Vajrayana 7 AD

4. Greco-Buddhist
Alexander the Great during Hellenistic Gandharan Buddah during 1 century BCE
Period

5. Greco-Buddhist
Athena Pacifique Gandhara

6. Chinese Buddhism
Pu-tai

7. Chinese Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhist
Theravada Buddhist

8. Korea
Thailand
Seokguram

9. Indonesia
Borobudur

12. Thailand