Anthony Hendrik Nicolaas Verwey
1918 – 2001 Tibet, popular Hinduism |
Curriculum vitae
| 1918 | born in ‘s-Gravenhage on April 14 |
| studied law and Indology in Amsterdam and Leiden | |
| 1947-1981 | staffmember of the National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden (specialized in popular Hinduism and objects of Tibetan origin) |
| 2001 | died in Leiden on January 7 |
Publications
1971 Review of: A.J.Bernet Kempers, Borobudur: Mysteriegebeuren in steen, Verval en restauratie, Oudjavaans volksleven, Wassenaar 1970. BTLV 127,2: 280-284.
1975 Tentoonstelling: Pabuji, een Indiase held, zijn verhaal ‘hersteld’, 28 febr.-12 mei 1975, Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde ‘Justinus van Nassau’, Breda / [tekst van A.H.N. Verwey], Breda.
1980 “The presentation of Hinduism and Buddhism in the National Museum of Ethnology: some suggestions.” In: W.R. van Gulik et al. (eds), From field-case to show-case: research, acquisition and presentation in the Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde (National museum of ethnology), Leiden: in tribute to professor P.H. Pott on the 25th anniversary of his directorship of the Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde, Leiden , Amsterdam, pp. 123-137.
1983 & Losang Paldhen Gyalzur, “Spells on the life-wood: an introduction to the Tibetan Buddhist ceremony of consecartion.” Ria Kloppenborg (ed.), Selected studies on ritual in the Indian religions: essays to D.J. Hoens, Leiden, pp. 169-196.