Jain Miniature Paintings from Western India c14.241

c14.241

S—cont. Śṛṅgāra Mañjarī, 54. Śṛṅgadhara, mentioned by Tārānātha as the founder of the School of the West, 17–18 ; 26. Stchoukine, I., his views on Tārānātha’s history of Indian painting, 17. Stella Kramrisch, 10, 13, 82, 97. Stutichaturviṃśatikā, 72. Style, the methods of making, 91. Subāhukathā, dated 1288 ; contains illustrations from the stories of Neminātha and Baldevamuni, 30–31 ; placed by Prof. Norman Brown under Group ‘B’ of his classification, 35. Sundarī, sister of Bāhubali, 63, 153. Sudharmāsvāmī, 47 ; represented in a painting, 145. Supārśvanātha, 98. Sūri Mantrapaṭa, 47, 64. Sūtra-Kṛtāṅga-Vṛtti, painted wooden covers from, 36 ; depicts the life of Mahāvīra, born as Viśvabhūti, 64. Svetāmbara Jain community, its contribution to learning, 4 ; proposed nomenclature of Western Indian School, 22, 23, 24, 25. Syādvāda Ratnākara, 59.