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# Maurya and Shunga Art c18.7

Maurya and Śuṅga Art c18.7

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### [c18.7](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.ray-1945.c18.7)

7. K. P. Jayaswal, \*Statues of Śaiśunāka Emperors\*, \*J. B. O. R. S.\*, V, pp. 68-106. The discussion continued through vols. V and VI of the same journal and a number of scholars including R. D. Banerji, V. Smith, L. D. Barnett and H. P. Sastri joined. It was further taken up by R. P. Chanda, \*Four Ancient Yaksha Statues\*, \*J. D. L.\*, Cal. Univ., IV, pp. 47-34; \*Inscriptions on Two Patna Statues in the Indian Museum\*, \*I. A.\*, XLVIII, pp. 25-28; R. C. Majumdar, \*Alleged Śaiśunāga Statues\*, \*ibid\*, pp. 419-424; O. C. Gangoly, A note on Mr. Jayaswal's \*Discovery of Two Śaiśunāga Statues\*, \*Modern Review\*, 1919, October, pp. 419-24 and A. K. Coomaraswamy, \*Catalogue of the Indian Collection in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston\*, 1923, pt. II, p. 4; \*History of Indian and Indonesian Art\*, pp. 16-17.

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