Jain Miniature Paintings from Western India c14.108

c14.108

Gandhār Bandar, a Kalpasūtra from, 39. Gandhārī, description of the goddess, 139. Gandharvas, heavenly musicians, 46. Ganeśa Lena (Ellura), wall paintings from, 11, 102. Gangoly, O.C., 1. Gauda, Venīdāsa, the illustrated Jaunpur manuscript of Kalpasūtra written by him, 24. Gaurī, description of the Goddess, 139. Gautama Svāmī, 47. Ghose, Ajit, 1, 15; his remarks on palm-leaf miniatures from Nepāl and Bengal, 15–16, 20, 76, 101. Ghosundā (Mewār), a centre of paper manufacture, 73. Girnār, the temple of Nemināth as represented in Pañchatīrthī Paṭ, 50. Gītagovinda, various illustrated versions, 43; Mr. N. C. Mehta's view and its criticism, 43–44. Gold, ancient references to gold as colouring material, 88; its excessive use in Jain manuscripts of the paper period, ib.; methods of preparing gold powder, 88–90; method employed by Mughal painters for preparing gold powder, 90. Govinda, painter of the Jodhpur Bhāgavata, 42. Green pigments, a mixed colour; terraverte and malachite, 83–84.