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1. E. B. Havell's ‘Indian Sculpture and Painting’ (London, 1908) with 45 plates for sculpture and 8 for painting.
2. V. A. Smith's ‘History of Fine Art in India and Ceylon’ with 38 illustrations (including some of Moslem Art), Oxford, 1911.
3. A. Foucher's 'Beginnings of Buddhist Art' (1917), with plates.
4. Ananda K. Coomarswamy's ‘History of Indian and Indonesian Art’ (1927), with 400 illustrations on 128 plates.
5. ‘Ellora’ by Balasaheb Pant Pratinidhi, Chief of Aundh with 89 half-tone illustrations, published by D. B. Taraporevala and Sons, Bombay.
6. James Fergusson's ‘History of Indian and Eastern Architecture’, volumes I and II, London, 1910.
7. T. A. Gopinath Rao's ‘Elements of Hindu Iconography,’ Vol. I and II (Madras, 1914, 1916).
8. Dr. Stella Kramrisch on ‘The Art of India’ (sculpture, painting, architecture), London, Phaidon Press, 1954, with 156 plates and 7 coloured plates.
9. Dr. Stella Kramrisch's 'Indian Sculpture' (1933) with 116 illustrations
10. Rene Grousset's ‘The civilizations of the East’ Vol. II (on India) with 249 illustrations.
11. A. V. T. Iyer's ‘Indian Architecture’ in three volumes (Madras)