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129 KRAMRISCH, STELLA. The Expressiveness of Indian Art. (5): Rhythm. (JDL, ix, [Pt. 1] 1923, pp. 116-130).
P. 126. Reference to a Jain rock-cut sculpture from Khaņdagiri * representing a group of girls leaning round a well-fed lady.
130 RAY, Chuni LAL. A further Note on the Ruins at Gholamara. (JBORS, X, 1924, pp. 171-174).
The central image, proved to be a Buddhistic image, is the figure of a Jain Tīrthankara resembling in many respects the image of what is now worshipped as Bhaironātha-The figure is either of Sumatinātha or of Vardhamana or Mahāvīra. The figure is now in the Paina Museum, No. 1596 (Archæology).
131 RAMACHANDRA MUDALIAR, D. B. Indian Music. (QJMS, xiv, 1924, pp. 165-183).
P. 168. Destruction of works written during the period of the Pāņdya kings by the Buddhists and Jains owing to religious animosity.
132 COOMARASWAMI, ANANDA K. Catalogue of Indian Col. lections in the Museum of Fine Arts. Boston, 1924. (Pt. 4: Jain Paintings and Manuscripts).
A review of the catalogue is contained in the Museum of Fine Arts Bulletin, Vol. xxii, 1924. p. 54.
133 Brown, Percy. Indian Painting. Calcutta. Pp. 38, 51. Jain book-illustrations.
134 COOMARASWAMI, ANANDA K. Notes on Jaina Art, the eight Nāyikās, ceiling-painting at Kelaniya Vihāra. Ceylon 1914.
