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 1-10:
1. | Female figure, attached to a pillar. Būḍhī Chanderī (detached piece lying near the ruins of five Jain temples to the west of the baoli). - § 71. |
2. | Female figure. Siron (detached piece lying in the compound of the Jain temples). - § 71. |
3. | Female figure. Deogarh (independent slab, built in the south-west corner of the great wall). - §§ 44, 71. |
4. | Standing Jina. Deogarh (pradakṣiṇāpatha of temple No. 12). - § 71. |
5. | Seated Jina. Deogarh (temple No. 15). - § 71. |
6. | Gaṅgādevī. Deogarh (temple No. 9). - § 71. |
7. | Gaṅgādevī. Deogarh (broken piece, found in the jungle and now kept in the museum). - § 71. |
8. | Modern drawings in Pheru's Vāstusāraprakaraṇa. Cf. also Journal of the M.S. University of Baroda, Vol. VII, No. 1, Fig. 15 (opp. p. 69). - § 72. |
9. | Sūrya. Asutosh Museum. Banerjea, [1] Pl. XXVIII, 4. - § 72. |
10. | Śiva. Gohanda. Photo No. 723 of the Gwalior Museum. - § 72. |