The Hindu Temple v2.c12.327
The Hindu Temple v2.c12.327
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The style of these figures is close to that of similar fighting spirits in Khajuraho sculptures (Pl. XXIII); their ardour is of the same kind, but its carriers have less substance, than the central Indian sculptures. Delicate and with the grace of perfect manners, the sculptures from Harasnāth show any theme as their own, in a compact density of form (Pl. LXVII), its vibrant animation (Pl. LXVIII) or ceaseless whirling rhythm (Pl. LXIX).