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020			_a9789388414296 : _cRs.1599.00 _qhbk
040			_aIDSK _beng _cIDSK
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082			_223 _a700.9540901 _bM2142a
245	1		_aArt and history : _btexts, contexts and visual representations in ancient and early medieval India / _cedited by R. Mahalakshmi.
260			_aNew Delhi : _bBloomsbury India, _c2020.
300			_axlvi ,352p. : _bill. ; _c24cm.
500			_aIncludes index.
505			_aI. Visualising Power: Sacred and Temporal --1. Power of Image and Image of Power in the Indo-Iranian Borderlands: Case Studies of Bactrian Greeks and the Indo-Greeks -Suchandra Ghosh -- 2. The Abhiraka Coin: Search for a New Identity -Dev Kumar Jhanjh -- 3. Emblems of Faith, Monuments of Authority: Brahmanical Iconography in the Temples of the Calukyas of Badami-Niharika K. Sankrityayan -- 4. Controlling the Waters: Divine Imagery and Royal Enterprise in Early Medieval Tamil Nadu -R. Mahalakshmi II. Conceptualising the Divine Feminine: Forms, Meanings and Symbols -- 5. Giving Akara to the Goddess: Kali in Textual and Visual Traditions-Sneha Ganguly -- 6. Prajñaparamita: The Making of the First Buddhist Goddess-Megha Yadav -- 7. Representation of Sixteen Mahavidya in the Dilwara Jaina Temple -Virendra Singh Bithoo III. Religious Traditions, Visual Representations and Regional Contexts -- 8. Icons and Patterns of Worship from the Fringes of South India: The Religious Landscape of Northern Tamil Nadu -V. Selvakumar -- 9. From Viraja Tirtha to 'Allegorical' Nabhi Gaya: Exploring the Changing Religious Landscape of Jajpur (Sixth to Fourteenth Centuries CE) -Umakanta Mishra -- 10. Donors of Kurkihar Images: An Investigation into Their Socioeconomic Background -Sayantani Pal -- IV. Social Imaginaries and the Ocular -- 11. The Marriage Rite of S´iva-Parvati: Specimens of Early Medieval Indian Temple Art -Neha Singh -- 12. Imagery of Love Making: Representation of the Erotic Body in the Temples of Early Medieval Odisha -Sujata Rakshit -- 13. Of Men, Stones and Stories: Revisiting the Virakals of South India -Malavika Binny -- V. Prescriptions and Representations -- 14. The Ga?a Who Consumed Himself: Kirtimukha in North Indian Literature and Art, 400 CE –900 CE -Anisha Saxena 291 -- 15. Buddhist Theory of Representation-Y.S. Alone
650			_2LCSH _aReligious art _xHistory _zIndia _94436
700	1		_a Mahalakshmi, R. _eeditor _94437
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