The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c16.s2.6

v2.c16.s2.6

The drawing of this subject shows a well-developed art, both in conception and execution, and it must have taken many centuries to reach that stage. There is a close resemblance in the representation of the human figures, in regard to their dress, ornaments, and ethnical features, between this painting and the sculptures at Koṇḍāṇe and Kārle, which are contemporary with it and belong to the second century B.C., or about that date.¹