Eastern Indian School of Mediaeval Sculpture
Pāla–Sena sculpture of Bengal and Bihar: Buddhist, Brahmanical, Jaina images, metal casting, temples and architectural members, dated by inscriptions; 96 plates.
- Language
- English
- Author
- R. D. Banerji
- Extent
- 2,253 passages, 101,207 words
- Text
- complete digital text
- Source
- archive.org · Delhi: Manager of Publications (ASI New Imperial Series 47) 1933; scan on archive.org, OCR Gemini 3.1 Flash… · Public domain in India: every author died before 1966 (R. D. Banerji †1930)
Contents
- c1 Eastern Indian School of Mediaeval Sculpture — 10 parts
- c2 Contents — 1 part
- c3 List of Illustrations — 98 parts
- c4 Chapter I. Introduction — 13 parts
- c5 Chapter II. Early History of Sculpture in Eastern India — 77 parts
- c6 Chapter III. The Rise and Evolution of the Eastern School of Mediæval Sculpture — 191 parts
- c7 Chapter IV. The Representation of the Buddhacharitra — 285 parts
- c8 Chapter V. The Buddhistic Pantheon — 7 parts
- c9 Chapter VI. The Orthodox or Brahmanical Pantheon — 3 parts
- c10 Chapter VII. Metal-Casting and Jaina Images — 2 parts
- c11 Chapter VIII. Temples and Architecture — 4 parts
- c12 Index — 775 parts