Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol.VII No.2: Early eastern Chalukya sculpture, by C Sivaramamurti

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol.I Part.1: Buddhist sculptures from a stupa near Goli village, Guntur district, by T N Ramachandran

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol. IX, No.1: Nolamba sculptures in the Madras Government Museum, by C Sivaramamurti

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, Vol.VIII: Bronzes of South India, by P R Srinivasan

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum: the Amaravati mode of sculpture, by C Sivaramamurti

Camunda in mythology, art and iconography

Mahapatra, Sanjaya Kumar

ISBN: 9788173201646, 8173201641

The author presents a rich and variegated picture of the Camunda art of Orissa, highlighting the iconography of individual images with special reference to the Silpa and Tantric texts. The book also incorporates the genesis of Sakti cult, sakta pithas of Odisha, origin and evolution of the goddess Camunda, survey of Camunda sculptures found both in Odisha and Indian sub-continent.

A catalogue of sculptures from Butkara III (Swat), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, in the SSAQ Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, University of Peshawar, Vol.1

Khan, Gul Rahim

Contents: 1 Sculptures; ;1.1. Statues: Images of the Buddha/ Bodhisattva;1.2. Narrative reliefs: jatakas;1.3. Narrative reliefs: the life of the Bodhisattva (Siddhartha) and the Buddha;1.4. Reliefs: the worships of cults;1.5. Reliefs: the Buddha with worshippers;1.6. Reliefs: the Bodhisattva Maitreya;1.7. Reliefs: the Buddha with Ascetic, Vajrapani with the Buddha, and other figures;1.8. Relief...

Catalogue of the stone sculptures in the collections of the Government Museum Trichy, by N Sankaranarayana

Celestial realms: the art of Nepal, from California collections, with contributions by Nutandhar Sharma

Tingley, Nancy

ISBN: 9781884038242, 1884038247

The book is a catalogue of the exhibition which includes forty-four works from the seventh to the nineteenth centuries drawn from the Crocker's collection and private California collections. In addition to the Hindu and Buddhist sculpture and paintings that form the bulk of the exhibition, tribal works from the middle hill region are also included, providing a contrast with Newar production.

A centennial bouquet: the Khandalavala collection of Indian art in the Chhatrapti Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya

Desai, Kalpana et al.

ISBN: 9788190102032, 8190102036

To commemorate Karl Khandalavala's birth centenary the Museum has opened the Karl and Meherbai Khandalavala Gallery and published this book which features one hundred pieces selected from the Khandalavala Collection, including some of his own favourites. This book brings the essence of the Khandalavala Collection to a wider public.

Chinese Buddhist sculpture under the Liao: free standing works in Situ and selected examples from public collections, ed. by Sushama Lohia

Gridley, Marilyn Leidig

ISBN: 9788185689043, 8185689040

Chola: sacred bronzes of southern India

ISBN: 9781903973837, 190397383X

Between the eighth and the thirteenth centuries, the Chola dynasty was the dominant cultural, religious and political force in southern India. The most spectacular elements of the dynasty's artistic legacy are its bronze representations of Shiva and other Hindu gods. This lavishly illustrated book presents nearly thirty of these exquisite works.

New dimensions of Indian art and iconography: felicitation volume in honour of Dr. Umesh Chandra Dwivedi, 2 vols.,

ISBN: 9788119808595, 8119808592

This two-volume set is a festschrift for the renowned scholar Dr. Umesh Chandra Dwivedi containing forty research papers by renowned senior and young scholars, besides reminiscences of his friends who cherish his academic contributions. 39 English and 6 Hindi papers.

Couples in art: a motif in ancient high civilizations

Podder, Chiraranjan

ISBN: 9789381707418, 9381707413

Mumbai: face of today's India,

ISBN: 9788190869072, 8190869078

The name Mumbai which was already in vogue in the 16th century and used by the local Koli (fisherfolks), is derived from the name of the patron goddess of the Koli community, Mumbai or Maha-Amba and the word 'aai', mother in the Marathi language. Bombay was officially named Mumbai by the Government of Maharashtra State in 1995. Step into the vibrant tapestry of Mumbai, where tradition meets mod...

Hoysala temples and sculptures

Suresh, K.M.

ISBN: 9788180903786, 8180903788

The Hoysalas ruled for about 350 years from circa 1000 to 1346 A.D., starting from Soveyur, now called Angadi in Mudigrere taluk of Chikkamagalur district and expanded over major portion of South India. In the beginning they acknowdinging the sugernity of the Chalukyas of Kalyana, but became an independent king in the reign of Vishnuvardhana with new capital at Dorasamudra, now represented by H...

Deities in Terracotta art: from earliest times to late medieval period

Nagar, Shanti Lal (b.1927)

ISBN: 9788176466370, 8176466379

Development of Buddhist iconography in Eastern India: a study of Tara, Prajnas of five Tathagatas and Bhrikuti

Ghosh, Mallar

ISBN: 9788121502085, 812150208X

The development of Hindu iconography, 5th edition

Banerjea, Jitendra Nath

ISBN: 9788121500692, 8121500699

Devi: goddesses in Indian art and literature

Parthasarathy, VR

ISBN: 9788180902031, 818090203X