Indian Sculpture c6.s3.3
Indian Sculpture c6.s3.3
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c6.s3.3
By the tenth century vitality and form are commensurable. Composition and figures gain a dignity that, far from being imposing, has the quiet assurance of a well-being, firmly founded on the observation of a prescribed conduct of life and on rules of image-making as well (Figs. 88, 98).