Indian Sculpture and Painting, Illustrated by Typical Masterpieces, with an Explanation of their Motives and Ideals c14.1

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Abul Fazl, *Aîn-i-Akbâri*, 192, 206 Ajanta frescoes, the, 271; school of, 164–169 Aji Sâka, 111 Akbar, and his painters, 192–196 Amarâvati, 94, 101–104, 108, 109 Amîtâbha, the Buddhist sun-god, 176 Amogha-Siddha, statue of, 28 Anderson, Dr. W., *Pictorial Arts of Japan*, 163, 186, 187, 206, 229, 230 Angkor-Vat, temple of, 80 Arnold, Sir Edwin, *The Light of Asia*, 121 Art, Indian, popular view of, 4; Anglo-Indian view of, 5, 6; Museums of, 10; Indians and, 11; degradation of, 12–22; Government schools of, 16, 17; the great epoch of, 18; characteristics of, 229, 230; future of, 235–266; psychology of, 237 Art, Hindu, keynote of, 55; the divine ideal in, 57; atmosphere of, 57 Asoka, 91, 92; as Buddhist saint, 177 Aurangzîb, the iconoclast, 13 Avalokiteshvara, the guardian deity of Tibet, 30, 73, 177 Ayodhya, city of, 179; king of, 157