Jaina Art and Architecture Vol 01

SR No.: 011012
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: A Ghosh
Publisher: Bharatiya Gyanpith
Publication Year: 1974
Total Pages: 345
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 15 MB

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Chapter 9
39 A. Mankulam: part of an inscription (ASI)
B. Sittannavasal: cavern inhabited by Jaina monks (ASI)
40 Sittannavasal: inscribed near rock-cut bed (ASI)
41 Tenimalai: cavern inhabited by Jaina monks, later Jaina reliefs on isolated boulder (ASI) 42 Pagalur: cavern inhabited by Jaina monks (ASI)
Chapter 10
43 Mathura: a Tirthankara (SML, J. 104) (SML) 44 Mathura: a Tirthankara (SML, J. 118) (SML) 45 Mathura: a Tirthankara (SML, O. 181) (SML)
46 Mathura: Tirthankara Raabhanatha (AMM, B. 7) (AMM) 47 A. Mathura: Tirthankara Neminatha (SML, J. 121) (SML)
B. Mathura: Tirthankara Rṣabhanatha (AMM, 12.268) (AMM) 48 Mathura: head of a Tirthankara (AMM, B. 44) (AMM)
49 Mathură: head of a Tirthankara (AMM, 33,2348) (AMM) # 50 Mathura: head of a Tirthankara (SML, J. 164) (SML)
Chapter 11
51 A. Rajgir: Sonbhandar, western cave, exterior (ASI)
B. Rajgir: Sonbhandar, eastern cave, relief of Tirthankaras on southern wall (ASI) 52 Rajgir: Sonbhandar, western cave, interior, with a later caumukhi on floor (ASI) 53 Rajgir: Tirthankara Neminatha in a shrine on Vaibhara hill (ASI)
54 A. Chausa: bronze Tirthankara Candraprabha (Patna Museum) (Patna Museum) B. Chausa: bronze Tirthankara Candraprabha (Patna Museum) (Patna Museum) 55 A. Chausa: bronze Tirthankara Rṣabhanatha (Patna Museum) (Patna Museum) B. Chausa: bronze Tirthankara Pärivanatha (Patna Museum) (Patna Museum) 56 Chausa: bronze Tirthankara Rsabhanatha (Patna Museum) (Patna Museum)
Chapter 12
57 A. Durjanpur: a Tirthankara (Vidisha Museum) (ASI, courtesy Vidisha Museum) B. Durjanpur; inscription on pedestal of above (ASI, courtesy Vidisha Museum) 58 Durjanpur: a Tirthankara (Vidisha Museum) (ASI, courtesy Vidisha Museum) 59 Durjanpur: a Tirthankara (Vidisha Museum) (ASI, courtesy Vidisha Museum)
60 A. Udaigiri: Tirthankara relief on cave-walls and a loose (later) Tirthankara Parsvanatha (U.P. Shah, photo Raj Kamal Studio, Vidisha)
B. Gwalior: rock-out Tirthankaras (Department of Archaeology, Madhya Pradesh)
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