Studies in Indian Art c4: List of Half-Tone Plates

Studies in Indian Art c4

Language: English

List of Half-Tone Plates

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*Frontispiece*: Head of Balarāma. Mathura. Kuṣāṇa Period. Courtesy: ASI.

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Plate I:
(a) Great Bath. Mohenjo-daro. Courtesy: ASI.
(b) Pottery specimens. Painted. Mohenjo-daro. ASI.
(c) Jewellery. Indus Valley. ASI.

Plate II:
(a) Yakṣī statue bearing chawrī. Didarganj, Patna. 3rd-2nd cent. B.C. ASI.
(b) Facade of the Lomas Rishi Cave. Barabar Hills, Bihar. 3rd cent. B.C. ASI.
(c) Elephant carved in the rock. Dhauli, Orissa. 3rd cent. B.C. ASI.
(d) Freestanding Lion-capital. Lauriā Nandangarh. 3rd cent. B.C. ASI.

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Plate III: Yakṣī. Bharhut rail-pillar. ASI.

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Plate IV: (a-b) Details of a Mathura railing-pillar showing palace scenes. Kuṣāṇa period. ASI.

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Plate V: Life-sized terracotta figure of Gaṅgā. From Ahichchhatrā Śiva temple. Gupta period. ASI.

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Plate VI: Life-sized terracotta figure of Yamunā. From Ahichchhatrā Śiva temple. Gupta period. Photo: ASI.

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Plate VII: Details of the figures on *Janghābhāga*. Mahadeva Temple. Khajuraho. Medieval period. ASI.