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Ajanta caves: ancient paintings of Buddhist India / Behl, Benoy K. 2005  Book
Behl, Benoy K. Book
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Publication London, Thames & Hudson, 2005.
Description 256pGreen spine
Summary/Abstract In 1819, a group of British soldiers chanced upon the Ajanta caves, lying in a ravine of the Waghora river some 200 miles north-east of Bombay. Ranging in date from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD, the exquisite Buddhist paintings and sculptures that they found there now rank among the world's most important cultural treasures. Here, Benoy K. Behl captures some of the finest works of Buddhist art in all their glory and luminosity. The exquisite murals depict the Jatakas (tales of previous incarnations) of Lord Buddha, scenes of princely processions, ladies with their handmaidens, bejewelled animals, ascetics in monasteries and fantastical birds and beasts, all with a startling degree of sophistication. What is unique about the paintings is their humanity: the men and women of this world have the capacity to adore - they look upon each other with expressions of infinite caring. Ajanta provides virtually the only evidence remaining of painting styles that first developed in India and then travelled with the spread of Buddhism as far as Japan and Korea, potent symbol of the great beauty of India's rich artistic past.
Standard Number 9780500285015 Pb.
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ID:   018278


Earth bodies: One-man show of oils, water colours and drawings / Das, Jatin 2009  Book
Das, Jatin Book
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Publication New Delhi, Visual Arts Gallery, 2009.
Description 85pRed Spine
Summary/Abstract This collection comprises of the artist's works with oils, acrylics, water colours and conte drawings.
Contents Lavanyavati Regal Centred in company Earth dance In abstract prayer Purusha in prakriti Vairagi Coupled Dark couple Working women Torso Erect women Digambar Approaching Seated man Couple in burnt umber Levitating Kneeling in light Couple in red Birahini Spirited man Earthed Seated woman Dealing with cosmos The sun and gold Bent back Dieties together The stance In search Slender women Rakta padma Vageshree Quietly Brunt couple Search into the earth Man-woman in search of light Stunned Intensely together He man Lone seeker Dark man in sun The initiator The central figure Green devi Santhal woman Grounded Couple Medieval women Soliniki Touching At the altar The king Listening to the music Music in the air In prayer Junoon Animal instinct Two in monochrome Hunting Devanartaki Drenched in the rain Melted in space Classical singer Omnipotent Rural woman Contemplating The presence Initiated To comprehend Internalized Glowing The gallop Solid seat Gyani Leaving behind He man Pining In prayer Red and black lines Shakti Extend to the horizon Vidisha
Standard Number Pb.
Key Words IBDP  Art - 20th century  Paintings, Indian  Catalogues 
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India in the Making 1757-1950: A Historical Epic: From surrender to revolt, Swaraj to responsibility / Tuli, Neville 2002  Book
Tuli, Neville Book
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Publication India, Osian's, 2002.
Description 290pGrey Spine
Summary/Abstract Exhibition and auction catalog of indian modern and contemporary art, rare books and photographs, rare engravings, etchings, lithographs and oleographs, together with vintage posters.
Standard Number 1890206512 Pb.
Key Words IGCSE  Paintings, Indian 
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Laxman Shreshtha - 1999-2003: 9-20 January, 2003 / Shreshtha, Laxman; Hoskote, Ranjit 2003  Book
Hoskote, Ranjit Book
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Publication Mumbai, Jehangir Art Gallery, 2003.
Summary/Abstract This book is a photographic reproduction of paintings by Laxman Shreshtha, b. 1939, Nepali painter. Shreshtha's abstract works are both sensuous and meditative in their shifts and balances of colour. Celebrated as an abstractionist, Laxman Shrestha's works are intricately related to his life's journey and struggles. Though abstract, his paintings have a sense of intrigue in them, and are often described as 'soul searching' .He has taken the genre of landscape painting to new heights and dimensions. A Van Gogh admirer, he believes that "Passion, honesty and determination" are the three qualities that are most important for an artist.
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