History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c33.s18.2

v2.c33.s18.2

Nor are these temples Dravidian in any proper sense of the word. They are in storeys, but not with cells, nor any reminiscences of such; but they are Chalukyan, in a clear and direct meaning of the term. The building most like these Javan temples illustrated in the preceding pages is that at Buchhanapalli (Woodcut No. 254), which might pass without remark in Jâva if deprived of its peristylar portico. It, however, An empty page (blank page).