images in Kashmir. This temple bears an inscription that states that it was built during the reign of Meruvarman who lived in the seventh century. ...
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towers. This is because it is usually the oldest part of the temple. With the passage of time, the population and size of the town associated with ...
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combined in specific periods and places to create their own unique style. Shore temple, Mahabalipuram Reprint 2026-27 84 AN INTRODUCTION TINDIANART...
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Five Rathas, Mahabalipuram two to Shiva, one facing east and the other west, and a middle one to Vishnu who is shown as Anantashayana. This is unus...
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Maratha Period and did not always belong to the Chola Period. The main deity of the temple is Shiva, who is shown as a huge lingam set in a two-sto...
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Chalukya kingdom when he secured the land around Badami in 543. The early western Chalukyas ruled most of the Deccan till the mideighth century whe...
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one. Finally, mention must be made of the Lad Khan temple at Aihole in Karnataka. This seems to be inspired by the wooden-roofed temples of the hil...
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90 A NINTRODUCTION TONDIANA RT Dedicated to Shiva as Nataraja, the Halebid temple is a double building with a large hall for the mandapa to facilit...
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ones. Sites such as Ellora have Buddhist, Hindu and Jain monuments; however, Badami, Khajuraho and Kannauj have the remains of any two of the relig...
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Nalanda bronzes, dating between the seventh and eighth centuries to approximately the twelfth century outnumber the discovery of metal images from ...
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prolific temple builders like the Hindus, and their sacred shrines and pilgrimage spots are to be found across the length and breadth of India exce...
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pigments cannot always survive hundreds of years, especially if the sculptures were exposed to the elements. There was also a rich tradition of pai...
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r m h t s e d g s i i m a t K w i o l n f f d r r r a p r f n d h i A y b s o t a e e s b a p o o o e h a i l e e . h g a e e d a o s n o a ur r l ...
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e g c u u w s o h e n e w y o e h r s g e n e s o n h i t s r r ro h b t i e r c o p t t a e i o r t B h t h o i n a b o r o w a t c ra w a t t a o...
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e a v o e i e B s a t h p e o t t h i s r r i h u a d m a i r t d n t h a l t s h d b o l s p g i f h a m n o t r d v b t B s i t e u t e e t e v o...
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l b t s o h e t t e h l e l a e i e o , i s n g s h l u i r t h n S i a j p m a e t A r p n s a o a t A i e r e m s a i n o d M P s T w n a f r W h...
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slightly twisted body in the recessed space create a very dramatic effect of light and shade. The volume of sculpture is very pronounced; the atten...
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o e s p r c p s w s g r n d e s h e n c o p r l f u i m a a s a e a e e e n y r t e a a c a a w l o w t e h r e p e t e i y e e n t r p I n e i i h...
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i h a L l c e h ( . e e e o i . p t . g a t r a s m e p a t T o a n o u t a a e u o e h c a c r h a h e w o t d a a p r o u r u s t a t l C h S tf ...
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o h p n g d l o u h o t l l l o o e i m a m C d e t f e m e a i t r i f i p e e i e a u l e t h e n r r t a th w s i s s w p t h u m d e n r g e t ...
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I NDIAN B RONZE S CULPTURE NDIAN sculptors had mastered the bronze medium and I the casting process as much as they had mastered terracotta sculptu...
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INTRODUCTION TINDIANART the end of the fifth and the end of the seventh century CE. Finely cast through the lost-wax process, these bronzes were of...
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at the level of the ankles. The Buddha’s figure is modelled in a subtle manner suggesting, at the same time, the thin quality of the cloth. The who...
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metal is poured. The weight of the metal to be used is ten times that of wax. (The wax is weighed before starting the entire process.) This metal i...
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