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2000: Reflections on the Arts in India
Pratapaditya Pal (ed.)
Marg Publications, Mumbai, India, 2000, 81-85026-50-5 / 9788185026503, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Introduction Pratapaditya Pal and Kavita Singh Mulk Raj Anand: A Visionary Aesthete Kavita Singh Indian Archaeology: Looking Back, Looking Forward B.B. Lal Museums in India: Repositories or Depositories of Material Culture? Asok Kumar Das The Vanishing World of Tribal Arts Cornelia Mallebrein Indian "Folk Art": Tradition, Revival, and Transformation Jyotindra Jain Indian Textiles in the 20th Century: Crisis in Transformation Martand Singh and Rahul Jain What's New in Indian Art: Canons, Commodification, Artists on the Edge Geeta Kapur Indian Architecture and the "Sixth" Millennium Balkrishna Doshi Making Indian Cities: Urban Design in the New Millennium Rahul Mehrotra From Raga to Fusion: Hindustani Music Sandeep Bagchee The State of Classical Dance: 2000 Sunil Kothari "We Need a House of Our Own": The Impasse of Indian Theatre after Independence Rustom Bharucha The Enduring Allure of the Big Screen: A Century of Indian Cinema Shyam Benegal The Power of the Small Screen: Television as Purveyor of Culture Amita Malik Index Printed Pages:184. 001564
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A World of Belts: Africa, Asia, Oceania, America from the Ghysels Collection
Anne Leurquin; Translated By Isabel Ollivier
Skira, Milan, Italy, 2004, 88-8491-865-0 / 9788884918659, Fifth Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 25 Cms x 30 Cms Mauro Magliani
Printed Pages: 318with colour illustrations throughout. 010782
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An "Idle Singer" and His Audience: A Study of William Morris's Poetic Reputation in England, 1858-1900
Delbert R. Gardner
Mouton & Co., The Hague, The Netherlands, 1975, 90-279-3383-9 / 9789027933836, First Edition, Hard Cover, Fine, Fair, 14.5 Cms x 22 Cms
Printed Pages: 141. 006319
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Asian Art
Jill Tildon (ed.)
Hali Publications Limited, London, UK, 1995, 1-898113-15-7 / 9781898113157, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 24 Cms x 33 Cms
Printed Pages: 224 with numerous colour and b/w illustrations. Slightly rubbed dust-jacket. 010385
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Buddhist Textiles of Laos, Lan Na and the Isan: The Iconography of Design Elements
Frederick W. Bunce
D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., New Delhi, India, 2004, 81-246-0250-6 / 9788124602508, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 29 Cms x 23 Cms
Textiles from Laos, Lan Na and the Isan are prized for their artistic brilliance and aesthetic beauty. They speak volumes on a weaving tradition that has evolved through centuries and shaped the socio-cultural life of the people associated with it. This book studies the iconography of the design elements typically employed by craftspersons of textiles from these areas: it deals with their art of weaving, various textile forms to be found in the region and the suitable and inherently powerful motifs woven. With numerous splendid illustrations of the designs, it involves study of design elements on articles of daily use as well as those used for ceremonial purposes and the kind of forms and iconography depicted ?like ancestor figures, animal and plant forms, water creatures, objects used in ceremonies and geometric forms. Viewing Buddhism as the prime influence upon the objects though Hinduism is also an important referent, it explores the symbols the design elements involve and their many meanings and the dimensions they encompass ?their fertility-related, religious and universal associations, for instance. The designs considered in the study are based upon the square grid and the design elements are shown in the typical graph form employed by weavers. It also gives Indian (Sanskrit) and Thai equivalents for English terms of plant and animal species and clarifies a number of terms all of which make this painstakingly-conducted research a thorough work on the subject. The book will be very useful to scholars of Textile designs, Buddhist art and culture; and the cultural traditions of South-east Asia. Printed Pages: 454 with 98 plates and 457 figures. 015247
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Contemporary Indian Artists from Bengal
Modhurima Sinha
Mapin Publishing, Ahmedabad, India, 2003, 1-890206-64-4 / 9781890206642, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 28 Cms x 28 Cms
Modern Indian painting came into its own when artists began to fuse traditional approaches with the bold experimentation of the west. Indian subjects are treated in startlingly different ways as these eleven artists from Bengal evoke through symbol, myth, colours and lines, the rich and complex aspects of this amazing land. Green landscapes threaded by gleaming rivers, mysterious and lovely Radhas rising from beds of purple lotuses, Durgas astride lions, business men with rolled umbrellas, women working and dreaming, leaves and water, Gods and beasts, are caught in colours and shapes rich enough to make one see the world in a fresh, glinting light. The eldest of the painters represented in this volume was born in 1918, the youngest in 1965; the time span is the twentieth century, and the style modern, but these Christs and Noahs and Krishnas speak of realities as old as the hills, as permanent as the plains. The paintings simply stun one into silence. This volume reaches out to a public that may never see these paintings, may never have been to Bengal, never thought of the intricate design that lies under the plethora of phenomena. We hear them speak; we learn about their lives by the river, or in the city, or the small town; we see how passion drives them to paint, and we catch something of that flame. Printed Pages: 179 with numerous colour and b/w illustrations. 010643
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Decorative Arts: An Illustrated Summary Catalogue of the Collections of the J. Paul Getty Museum
Charissa Bremer-David with Peggy Fogelman, Peter Fusco, and Catherine Hess
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1993, 0-89236-221-9 / 9780892362219, First Edition, Paperback, New, 23 Cms x 22 Cms
Printed Pages: 308 with numerous b/w illustrations and maps. Rubbed and scratched cover. 010608
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Elements of Indian Art : Including Temple Architecture, Iconography and Iconometry
S.P. Gupta and Shashi Prabha Asthana
D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., New Delhi, India, 2002, 81-246-0213-1 / 9788124602133, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 19 Cms x 25 Cms
The book is a study of the fundamental principles of ancient Indian art and architecture, dealing with essentials of Hindu thinking and practice of art like the Hindu view of Godhead, iconography and iconometry, and symbols and symbolism in Hindu art. Referring to major classical Indian literary works shedding light on art and architecture, it undertakes a survey of Indian art and temple architecture from the 3 century BC through the medieval period, highlighting the directional changes that marked the history of art, specifically sculpture and painting. It elaborately views the various terms and concepts associated with the field of art and iconography like mudras, asanas, pithas, explaining the nature of Buddhist and Jain deities as well as those of Hindu sects like Saivism, Vaisnavism and Saktism. Pointing out the importance of studying Hindu temple architecture in order to fully appreciate Hindu art which was meant for propagation of dharma, it analyses the basic features of the temple architecture and its regional variants. Tracing the differences in conception and delineation of a Hindu temple, a Muslim mosque and a Christian church, the research focuses particularly on the principles of visualisation of symbols and signs in Hinduism and Christianity. It also reveals how the West has viewed Indian literature and art, exposing the inner contradictions of some European thinkers who while praising literary works of Kalidasa and others condemned the Hindu images. The work contains more than 300 illustrations, half-tone and line drawings, that make the discussion easy to comprehend for a range of readers and scholars, students as well as laymen Printed Pages: 160 with maps and illustrations. 000552
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Elements of Indian Art: Including Temple Architecture, Iconography & Iconometry
S.P.Gupta and Shashi Prabha Asthana
D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., New Delhi, India, 2007, 81-246-0213-1 / 9788124602133, Second Revised and Enlarged Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 19 Cms x 25 Cms
Printed pages: 212 alongwith numerous plates, ills., figures and a map. 016625
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Erotic Art of the Kathmandu Valley
Bob Gibbons and Sian Pritchard-Jones
Pilgrims Books Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, 2004, 81-7769-190-2 / 9788177691900, Reprint, Paperback, New, New, 5.5 x 8.5 Inches
This is a book about the erotic art of Nepal in its various forms. It is also a book about the Kathmandu valley, its strange, mysterious, magical and enchanting powers. Whether we speak of the odd-looking, carved stone representations at Pashupatinath, or the colourful wooden imagery that is found on many of the temples of the valley, you are sure to be completely surprised in more ways than one. * What do these exotic and erotic art forms really represent? * Why have such images been placed on the external structure of so many sacred temples? * Who do these erotic depictions serve? This book goes a long way to providing an insight into these questions. It gives us glimpses of life depicted as explicitly as it may without hurting the sentiments of more conservative societies. "this 'Naughtiness' of Nepalese art may send blushes to the furthest periphery of your senses. If you like your art to be saucy, sexy and straight to the point, read on. Please remember, this is a serous book!" Printed Pages: 116. 002857
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Folk Dance: Tribal, Ritual and Martial Forms
Ashish Mohan Khokar
Rupa & Co., New Delhi, India, 2003, 81-291-0097-5 / 9788129100979, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 21 Cms x 21 Cms
Printed Pages: 104 with numerous colour illustrations. 002480
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From the Sacred Realm: Treasures of Tibetan Art from the Newark Museum
Valrae Reynolds with Contributions By Janet Gyatso, Amy Heller, and Dan Martin
Prestel, Munich, Germany, 2000, 3-7913-2148-X / 9783791321486, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 25 Cms x 31 Cms
Ranging from the 11th to the 20th century, ritual silk brocade garments, painted leather pieces, ceremonial silver objects, intricately worked ornaments, prayer wheels, and Buddhist paintings and sculpture, are all lavishly illustrated in From the Sacred Realm. The lucidly written texts provide an in-depth insight into the remarkable and fascinating culture of Tibet. The outstanding Tibetan collection held by The Newark Museum stems from a treasure trove of objects originally brought together by the missionary Dr. Shelton during his stay in Eastern Tibet from 1904 to 1920. Over the course of the twentieth century this unique collection has grown considerably, showing a breadth of artworks of the highest quality, representing all aspects of Tibetan culture. From the Sacred Realm: Treasures of Tibetan Art analyzes these fascinating, multifaceted works of art, and provides an overview of the museum’s holdings. Scenes of everyday life, the role of the nobility, and the official Buddhist establishment are covered in the essays and illustrated by numerous color plates. Black-and-white photographs taken prior to the Chinese occupation document a world culture, much of which has now been lost forever. Printed Pages: 246 with 146 color illustrations. 001132
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Ganesa: The Enchanter of the Three Worlds
Paul Martin-Dubost, Foreword By Michel Postel
Franco Indian Research Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai, India, 1997, 81-900184-3-4 / 9788190018432, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
To penetrate the interior of the great Hindu culture in company with Ganesa, the most popular God of the immense peninsula, is an adventure henceforth possible thanks to the book by Paul Martin-Dubost, who offers a complete study of this God with the elephant head, the dear son of Parvati and the great Lord Siva. We discover the legends which surround the stories of his birth, his prodigious exploits, his marriage, and all that touches upon his rites for more than 2,000 years. "It is quite rare to find a literary text, a panegyric hymn or an iconographic text that does not mention Ganesa, the benevolent God, the God with innumerable forms; during ten years Paul Martin-Dubost has engaged himself with the God in the great Sanskrit texts as also in inscriptions. This work dissipates the erroneous conceptions, current since long, notably because of the limited scope of the previous studies. The reader, as also the scholar, will discover a complete study of the iconography of Ganesa, the chief of the ganas, in the light of recent archaeological works. A commentary accompanies each of the 450 photographs which reveal the principal forms created between the 1st century BC and our own day. Printed Pages: 412 with 445 illustrations. 010684
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Ganesh: The Benevolent (Vol. 47 No. 2)
Pratapaditya Pal (ed.)
Marg Publications, Mumbai, India, 1995, 81-85026-31-9 / 9788185026312, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Introduction Pratapaditya Pal Ganesh in Bloomsbury: Images of the Lord of Beginnings in the British Museum T. Richard Blurton Aspects of Ganesh Worship in Maharashtra B.V. Shetti Aspects of Tantric Ganesh in India Gudrun Bühnemann Dancing Ganesh in South Asia Pratapaditya Pal The Dual Role of Ganesh in the Buddhist Art of South Asia Gouriswar Bhattacharya Absences and Transformations: Ganesh in the Shvetambar Jain Tradition John E. Cort Images of Ganesh from South-East Asia Robert L. Brown Spirit King, Demon, and God of Wealth: Ganesh in East Asia Terese Tse Bartholomew Collecting Ganesh Images Vasant Chowdhury 001545
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Handcrafted Indian Textiles: Tradition and Beyond
Rta Kapur Chisti and Rahul Jain; Gen. Ed.: Martan Singh
Roli Books, New Delhi, India, 2000, 81-7436-084-0 / 9788174360847, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 32 Cms x 32 Cms
Handcrafted Indian textiles, steeped in tradition, are the living heritage of the glory of India. The decade spanning 1980-1990 witnessed a renaissance in the promotion and revival of techniques, some of which were in danger of becoming extinct. Warps and wefts underwent a transformation, with assorted weaves being combined to produce 'new from the old'. Written and edited by renowed names in textile design, this book is, indeed, a treasure for both the textile aficionado and designer. Printed Pages: 150 with numerous colour illustrations. 000548
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Hindu Gods and Temples: Symbolism, Sanctity and Sites
Shyam Banerji
I.K.Inrenational Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, 2003, 81-88237-02-7 / 9788188237029, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 31 Cms x 23 Cms
Printed pages: 100. 017153
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Indian Cinema: The Bollywood Saga
Grace Morley; Foreword By Kapila Vastsyayan
Roli Books, New Delhi, India, 2005, 81-7436-352-1 / 9788174363527, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 9 x 9 Inches D.N. Dube
Through the centuries, sculpture in India has been a dominant expression of the people and their land. Today India provides a cultural continuity that has survived a long and diversified history, in which changes have occurred, old images and artistic expressions have been altered and new elements and influences have been absorbed, enriching and variegating the cultural strands without ever breaking them. Sculpture, especially as an art form, was granted extensive patronage by the Indus Valley Civilization, the Mauryas, the Satavahanas, the Sungas, the Kushans, the Guptas, the Chalukyas, the Rashtrakutas, the Pallavas, the Cholas, and still continues to thrive in contemporary India. Indian Sculpture is a richly illustrated book that reproduces some of the finest examples of Indian sculpture, with an extensive commentary on the importance of the art of carving, modelling and casting in the Indian civilization for over 4000 years. Printed Pages: 144 with numerous colour illustrations. 011954
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Islamic Art in the Keir Collection
B.W. Robinson, R.W. Skelton, Friedrich Spuhler, Geza Feherzari, Oliver Watson, R.H. And Pinder-Wilson; Edited By B.W. Robinson; with a Foreword By Basil Gray
Faber and Faber Limited, London, UK, 1988, 0-571-13753-9 / 9780571137534, First Edition, Hard Cover with a Slipcase, Very Good, Very Good, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Printed Pages: 334 with numerous colour and b/w illustrations. Rubbed dust-jacket. Scratched boards. 010890
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Mantles of Merit: Chin Textiles from Myanmar, India and Bangladesh
David W. & Barbara G. Fraser
River Books, Bangkok, Thailand, 2005, 974-9863-01-1 / 9789749863015, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Printed Pages: 288 with numerous colour and b/w photographs. 012007
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Masterpieces of Indian Art
Dr Alka Pande
Roli Books, New Delhi, India, 2004, 81-7436-298-3 / 9788174362988, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 12 x 12 Inches Roli Collection and Various International Museums
Illustrated from museums across the world, Masterpieces of Indian Art is a rich and stunning portrayal of the most precious treasures of Indian art. Extensive photo research and detailed examination of every facet of the arts make it nothing less than a book of illustrated art history. Its scope stretches across nearly four millennia, and it covers ground beginning from the art of the Harappans to Chola bronzes, Mughal miniatures, and the exquisitely crafted jewellery and textiles of India. Written by an expert whose reading of art history for the ordinary reader manages to be both simple and subtle, it is both lucid and thorough. Ambitious in its range, meticulous in its details, and insightful in its commentary, Masterpieces of Indian Art is a jewel of a book. Printed Pages: 156 with numerous colour illustrations. 002542
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Mathura Sculptures: An Illustrated Handbook to Appreciate Sculptures in the Government Museum, Mathura
N.P. Joshi
Sundeep Prakashan, New Delhi, India, 2004, 81-7574-152-X / 9788175741522, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Printed Pages: 104 with 101 b/w plates. 006924
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Painters of the Pahari Schools (Vol. 50 No. 1)
Roy C. Craven, Jr.
Marg Publications, Mumbai, India, 1998, 81-85026-41-6 / 9788185026411, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
Introduction Vishwa Chander Ohri Devidasa at the Basohli Court Asok Kumar Das Laharu and Mahesh: Two Master Painters of Chamba Eberhard Fischer Manaku: A Guler Painter Roy C. Craven, Jr Nainsukh of Guler B.N. Goswamy Fattu: A Rediscovery Jutta Jain-Neubauer Nikka and Ranjha at the Court of Raj Singh of Chamba Vishwa Chander Ohri Harkhu and Chhajju: Two Guler Artists at Chamba Jagdish Mittal Gursahai: A Guler Painter at Basohli Suwarcha Paul Chaitu at Tehri Garhwal Usha Bhatia Pandit Seu and his Sons Manaku and Nainsukh Vishwa Chander Ohri Genealogies Select Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 180 with numerous colour and b/w illustrations. 011386
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Pashmina
Anamika Pathak
Roli Books, New Delhi, India, 2004, 81-7436-239-8 / 9788174362391, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 9 x 9 Inches National Museum, New Delhi and Victoria & Albert Museum, London
A four-thousand-year-old sandstone bust depicts a bearded priest covering his left shoulder with a shawl or mantle. Even today Indian men wear shawls similarly. In fact, the woollen tradition in India spans more than four millennia, right from the days of the ancient Indus civilization. Pashmina is an adventure of considerable scope and daring, taking you through a grand tour of the finest fabric known to the world. Its subject matter is nothing less than Indian textile history brought up to date with the patterns and colours of present-day attire. At first, the book presents an overview: the royal patronage that nourished the industry, the techniques that went into the making of a pashmina shawl, the slow and subtle evolution of brilliant motifs. It then goes on to present a more detailed picture: individual patterns, their differences in style, and their continuity with or departure from tradition. A brilliantly illustrated book, Pashmina brings out vividly, in colour and in detail, the particular inspiration that guides each thread within a pashmina fabric. Printed Pages: 144 with numerous colour photographs. 011769
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Raja Ravi Varma: Portrait of an Artist: The Diary of C. Raja Raja Varma
Erwin Neumayer and Christine Schelberger (eds.); Foreword By Partha Mitter
Oxford University Press, New Delhi, India, 2005, 0-19-565971-6 / 9780195659719, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 23 Cms x 29 Cms
'The diary will be of immense value to scholars and of great interest to the general public. [It] illuminates the life and practice of Ravi Varma as recorded by his brother Raja Varma...One of the most valuable sources for first-hand information on Ravi Varma's life...[There are] delightful nuggets of candid opinions on other artists...and insights on Western drawing and painting methods of the Varmas...A fascinating account.' -- Partha Mitter, Research Professor of Art History, University of Sussex, author of The Oxford History of Modern Art '...It is the first time that the diaries of C Raja Raja Varma...are being published and made available to a wider audience. [They] throw light on the lifestyle of the Varma brothers...[and] give the readers some idea about Ravi Varma's method of working....Contains not only rare family photographs but also images of women modeling...Undoubtedly, the book will serve as an encyclopedic reference work on Raja Ravi Varma.' -- Jyotindra Jain, Professor, School of Arts and Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, in Biblio The Diary of C. Raja Raja Varma, a journal kept by Raja Ravi Varma's brother, is one of the most important and authentic source materials on the last ten years of the life of Raja Ravi Varma, one of India's most famous artists. C. Raja Raja Varma was co-worker, assistant, secretary, and business manager to the renowned artist. Their symbiotic relationship is well known, and they are often referred to as the Ram and Laxman of Indian art. This diary, available in its full and authentic form for the first time, is a huge source of information on the accomplishments of Ravi Varma and the working of his Ravi Varma Fine Arts Lithographic Press over a ten-year period, 1894-5 to 1905. Over 1000 entries accompanied by a colour plate section of rare photographs, paintings, drawings, and art magazines of the period, showcase the artist's method of working and the influences on his art. This jour nal, which began as a travelogue during Raja Varma's tour with Prince Martanda Varma in 1894, mostly chronicles the Varma brother's journeys while they attended to their flourishing portraiture business. It also contains the only reliable source material on Ravi Varma's great industrial enterprise, the Ravi Varma Fine Arts Lithographic Press. This press, founded in Bombay in 1894, had an overwhelming impact on modern Indian aesthetics. It introduced a kind of visual imagery, which until this day defines the parameters of popular Indian visual media, especially of now much talked-about Indian calendar pictures, and also modern visual media such as cinema and television. The diary gives an insight into the internal business of the Ravi Varma Press, particularly the separation of the partnership between the Varma brothers and their financial companion Govardhan Das, and the final transfer of ownership of the Press into the hands of the German master printer Fritz Schleicher. Accompanie d by extensive notes and a chronology, The Diary of C Raja Raja Varma will be an invaluable reference to scholars of Indian art, art lovers and critics, and will appeal to the general reader in India and abroad. Printed Pages: 350 with numerous colour and b/w illustrations. 011650
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Realms of Heroism: Indian Paintings at the Brooklyn Museum
Amy G. Poster with Sheila R. Canby, Pramod Chandra, and Joan M. Cummins
Hudson Hills Press in Association with the Brooklyn Museum, New York, USA, 1994, 1-55595-000-0 / 9781555950002, First Edition, Hard Cover, Brand New, Brand New, 24 Cms x 32 Cms
Printed Pages: 351 with numerous colour and b/w illustrations. 010661
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Stylistics of Buddhist Art in India, 2 Vols.
Mireille Benisti
Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi in Association with Mapin Publishing Pvt. Ltd. in Association with Aryan Books International, New Delhi, India, 2003, 81-7305-243-3 / 9788173052439, First Edition, Hard Cover, New, New, 22 Cms x 28 Cms
Set of 2 vols. 011043
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