History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c33.s17.9

v2.c33.s17.9

It certainly is fortunate for the student of Buddhist art in India that Boro-Budur (Woodcuts Nos. 477 and 478) has attracted so much attention; for, even now, the four folio volumes of plates recently devoted to its illustration do not contain one figure too many for the purpose of rendering its peculiarities available for scientific purposes: the fact being that this monument was erected just at the time when the