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 67-75:
67. | Gaṇeśa. Modern colour-print. - § 35. |
68. | Śiva. Mandasor. Sivaramamurti Pl. XIX, B. - § 35. |
69. | Seated Jina. Dudahi (one of the two Jain shrines near the deserted village). Cf. my article in Jain Yug, Nov. 1958, p. 29 ff. - § 34. |
70. | Standing Jina. Golakot (Jain temple near the deserted village). - § 35. |
71. | Female attendant of Cakreśvarī. Golakot (same temple as in fig. 70). - § 36. |
72. | Female figure on lower door-jamb. Chandpur (broken piece built in the enclosure-wall of the Liṅga temple). - § 36. |
73. | Female figure on lower door-jamb. Deogarh (temple No. 31). - § 36. |
74. | Seated Jina. Deogarh (temple No. 15). - § 48. |
75. | Seated Buddha. Sārnāth. A.K. Coomaraswamy op. cit. fig. 161. - § 48. |