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# A History of Fine Art in India and Ceylon, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day c19.s7: Bibliographical Note

A History of Fine Art in India and Ceylon, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day c19.s7

- **Language:** English

### Bibliographical Note

### [c19.s7.1](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.smith-1911.c19.s7.1)

In addition to the architectural works noted in Chapter XII, and some others mentioned in the notes to this chapter, the following may be consulted with advantage: Andrews, F. H.—'Mosque of Wazīr Khan,' \*J. Ind. Art\*, vol. x, pp. 27–30, with plates. Birdwood, Sir G.—\*Industrial Arts of India\*, London, 1880. Burgess, J.—'Indian Architectural Details,' \*J. Ind. Art\*, vol. iii, No. 32, with 15 plates. Cole, H. H.—\*Illustrations of Buildings near Muttra and Delhi\*, 4to, London, 1872, 28 plates; \*Preservation of Ancient Monuments, India\*, 10 parts, 104 plates, Calcutta, 1884–5, folio; and slightly different, London, 1896, and later years. Cousens, H.—\*Portfolio of Sind Tiles\*, Griggs, 1906. Furnival, W. J.—\*Leadless Decorative Tiles, &c.\*, thick 8vo, published by author at Stone, Staff., 1904; especially contributions by Clarke, C. S., and Marshall, J. H. Hendley, T. H.—'Decorative Art in Rajputana,' \*J. Ind. Art\*, vol. ii, No. 21. Jacob, Sir S.—\*Jeypore Portfolio of Architectural Details\*, atlas fol., London, 1890; and later years. Kipling, J. L.—'Mosque of Wazīr Khan at Lahore,' \*J. Ind. Art\*, vol. ii, No. 19. Migeon, G.—'Les Arts plastiques et industriels,' \*Manuel d'art musulman\*, t. ii, Paris, 1907. Smith, E. W.—\*Portfolio of Indian Architectural Drawings\*, atlas fol., London, 1897; \*Moghul Colour Decoration of Agra\*, 4to, Allahabad, 1901. Watt, Sir G., and Brown, P.—\*Indian Art at Delhi\*, 1903, large 8vo, Calcutta.

### [c19.s7.2](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.smith-1911.c19.s7.2)

FIG. A. Wall-tile of grey silicious earthenware, enamelled on white slip; wounded antelope yellow, horse white; from Lahore, seventeenth cent.; 10" × 9½" sq.: No. 4-1900, Ind. Sec., V. and A. Museum.

### [c19.s7.3](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.smith-1911.c19.s7.3)

FIG. B. Enamelled earthenware tile from Lahore, seventeenth cent.; red, yellow, and green flowers on green ground; 9½" × 9¼": No. 60-1898, Ind. Sec., V. and A. Museum.

### [c19.s7.4](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.smith-1911.c19.s7.4)

FIG. C. Similar tile from Lahore, seventeenth cent.; flowers of various colours on red ground; 9¼" sq.: No. 65-1898, Ind. Sec., V. and A. Museum.

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