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Panya Vijinthanasarn

Panya Vijinthanasarn (born 24 June 1956) is a Thai artist. He is one of the artists who painted the murals in the ordination hall of Wat Buddhapadipa in London. He was awarded the title of National Artist in 2014.

Also recorded as Panyā Wichinthanasān

Panya Vijinthanasarn

Panya Vijinthanasarn in the ordination hall of Wat Buddhapadipa circa the late 1980s

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Name
Panya Vijinthanasarn
Born
24 June 1956
Birthplace
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
Education
* Silpakorn University
Awards
National Artist (2014)
Nationality
Thailand
Occupation
painter
Honours
National Artist of Thailand

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Panya Vijinthanasarn was born in 1956.

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