A History of Fine Art in India and Ceylon, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day c18.121

c18.121

The five published *Annual Reports of the A. S., India*, from 1902–3 to 1906–7, by MARSHALL, J. H., and his assistants and contributors, include much novel information. Specially to be noted are the articles on conservation in vol. for 1903–4, pp. 1–45; NUR BAKSH, 'The Agra Fort and its Buildings,' ibid., pp. 164–93; and NICHOLLS, W. H., 'Muhammadan Architecture in Kashmīr,' vol. for 1906–7, pp. 161–70. M. SALADIN'S work, *Manuel d'art musulman*, tome I, *L'Architecture*, Paris, 1907, valuable for the history of the art generally and in the Mediterranean and West Asian regions, is weak in the Indian chapter, and there neither accurate nor up to date.