Indian Art: A History of Indian Art from the Earliest Times up to the Third Century A.D. c20.1

c20.1

*Abdamālā*, *abātamālā* (=*abjamālā*) 285, 289 *Abharaṇavriksha* 192 *Abhayamudrā* see *mudrā* *Abhyūshakhādikā* 225 *Āchārya* 297, 298 Aesthetic, appreciation : common both to poetry and art 3 *Rasa*, *Artha*, *Chhanda*, *Śabda* 3 *Rasa*, flavour, divine element in creation and art 3 *Rasa*, aggregate of human emotions 3 *Artha*, meaning or theme, as the vehicle of *Rasa* 3, 5, *Chhanda*, *Tāla*, *Laya*, rhythm, *Mātrā*, measure 3, 4 *Śabda*, word, for poetry 3, 4 —*Rūpa*, for art, as vehicle of ideas 3, 7 *Rūpa*, a material medium 3, 4, 5, 7 —makes an appeal to the mind through the senses 4 —its language direct 4 —Unity of Form and Meaning, *Vāgartha*, 7, 47, 54-5 *Bhāva*, *Bhāvanā*, 3, 7 *Adhyātma-bhāva*, *Brahma-bhāvanā*, *Karma-bhāvanā*, *Ubhaya-bhāvanā* 7 *Mānushī Śilpa* and *Deva Śilpa* 4 *Amūrta* unmanifest and *Mūrta* manifest 7 *Arūpa* or *Paramarūpa* and *Rūpa* 7 *Viśvarūpa* = *mūrtarūpa* 7 *Dhyāna*, meditation 4, 7 Art is mind made manifest in matter 4 Image, not so much objective as through artist's mind 4