Catalogue of Jain sculptures in the collection of Government Museum, Chennai (Bulletin of the Government Museum, Chennai), ed. by R. Balasubramanian

History of Gopachala

Bajpai, KD (b.1917)

ISBN: 9788126311552, 812631155X

The book highlights salient features of Jaina architecture and sculpture.;

History of Jainism: with special reference to Mathura, with a forword by R.C. Sharma

Sharma, Virendra Kumar

ISBN: 9788124601952, 812460195X

Setting out a panoramic view of Jaina architecture, sculptural art, and socio-religious life over the ages, specially in the sacred city of Mathura, this study is based on wide-ranging authoritative sources and supplemented by a number of highly representatives illustrations.

Hutheesing heritage: the Jain temple at Ahmedabad

Dhaky, MA (ed.)

Iconography of the Jain images in the Government Museum, Chennai, documentation and explanations by R. Kannan et al

Jain kashthapat chitra: the mural paintings in the Jain temples of South Gujarat: a survey, research and documentation, ed. by Jagdeep Smart, English version by Sanat Bhatt

Smart, Vasudeo (1925-1999)

Jain pilgrimages: reverence and art, photography by Mahendra Bhansali

Sagar, Lalitprabh

This book compiles the art of Jain centres of pilgrimage such as Delwara-Abu, Ranakpur and Jaisalmer.

Jain temples in India and around the world, photographs by Tarun Chopra

Singhvi, LM

ISBN: 9788170020790, 8170020794

Jaina art and aesthetics, photographs by Atma Prakash Singh et al.

Tiwari, Maruti Nandan Prasad et al.

ISBN: 9788173054051, 8173054053

The present book is the outcome of long study and research on Jaina art in its totality. The book delves deep into the contributions and landmarks of Jaina art in its multiplicity and in reference to its being the part of the whole of the gamut of Indian art and culture.

Jaina art and architecture: western and south India and Jaina Bronzes in museums

Chanchreek, KL (b.1933) et al (ed.)

ISBN: 9788188658527, 8188658529

Jaina art in Odisha

Das, H.C.

ISBN: 9788177023954, 8177023950

This treatise presents lucidly the Jaina icons and architecture that evolved and developed in the state from the time of the Aira Monarch Mahameghavahana Kharavela in the 1st century B.C. till about 11th-12th century A.D. The Jaina sculptural art of different evolutionary phases and the bronzes with exqusite workmanship speak of the rich art heritage of the state.

Jaina iconography in Tamil Nadu

Ekambaranathan, A

Jaina murti kala

Nagar, Shanti Lal

ISBN: 9788178541402, 8178541408

Jaina: textiles, manuscripts, sculpture, ceremonial objects and woodwork, 2nd edition

Jainism and the temples of Mount Abu and Ranakpur, photographs by Thomas Dix, transl. from German by Chitra Harshvardhan

Clermont, Lothar (b.1954)

ISBN: 9788172340124, 8172340125

Beautifully published on art paper, this book, with its wonderful pictures of Mt. Abu and Ranakpur will go a long way in enlightening the Jain way of life.

Jainism in Tamil Nadu: art and archaeology

Ekambaranathan, A

ISBN: 9780969997818, 0969997817

It covers aspects of Tamilnadu Jainism from the early period to the sixteenth century, primarily in the domain of art and archaeology.

Jainism: art, architecture, literature and philosophy

Rangarajan, Haripriya et al. (ed.)

ISBN: 9788185616773, 8185616779

Contains research papers presented and discussed at a National Seminar on Jainism held during 1998 jointly by the Birla Archaeological and Cultural Research Institute, Salar Jung Museum and Osmania University, Hyderabad.

Miniature paintings of Rajasthan

Daljeet

Morphology of Jaina Architecture

Hampa, Nagarajaiah

Sripal Ras, 5 vols., ed. & researched by Premal Kapadia, Eng. tr. by Sujata P. Kapadia

ISBN: 9788192009469, 8192009467

Sripal Ras, composed about 300 years ago, consist of 1252 verses in a pre-modern language called Marugurjara. It is one of the best known works in Jain literature, to show the importance of Navpad (nine padas) and the importance of worshipping them and practicing their teachings in one's day to day life in order to attain liberation from this mundane world.;Each pada of the Navapada is accompan...