Prof. Dr. Klaus Bruhn
The paper was published in Bulletin of the Deccan College Research Institute 20 (S.K. De Felicitation Volume), Poona 1960, pp. 164-248.
Distinction in Indian Iconography
Figures 31-41:
31. | Yamunādevī. Deogarh (fragment lying near temple No. 2). - §§ 3b, 6. |
32. | Jina on miniature panel (belonging to the parikara of a Jina image). Deogarh (temple No. 9). - §§ 2, 6. |
33. | Standing Jina. Deogarh (north side of the great wall). - § 3a. |
34. | Standing Jina. Deogarh (temple No. 4). - § 3a. |
35. | Seated Jina. Deogarh (temple No. 2). - § 3a. |
36. | Matsyāvatāra on theriomorph Varāha. Dhaura (near the Rly. Station).- § 50, f. |
37. | Matsyāvatāra on detached slab. Gwalior Museum. - § 50, f. |
38. | Hindu goddess. From Kota, now in the Gwalior Museum. Photo of the Department of Archaeology, Central Circle (Bhopal) No. 112/53-54. - § 7. |
39. | Seated Jina. Gwalior Museum. Photo No. 790 of the Museum. - § 7. |
40. | Attendant of Gaṅgādevī. Gwalior (Tell-kā-mandir; north side, eastern-most door-way). - § 7. |
41. | Attendant of Yamunādevī (opp. to the attendant of fig. 40). - § 7. |