Distinction in Indian Iconography [Figs. 76-82]

Published: 26.01.2012


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 76-82:

76.

Śiva goddess. Suhania. Photo No. 1733 of the Gwalior Museum. - § 34.

77.

Śiva. Gohanda. Same piece as in fig. 10. - § 48.

78.

Cakreśvarī. Deogarh (left shrine in front of the main door-way of temple No. 12). - § 48.

79.

Cakreśvarī. Deogarh (pedestal in the porch of temple No. 2). - § 48.

80.

Standing Jina. Deogarh (temple No. 13). - § 48.

81.

Standing Jina (Pārśvanātha). Deogarh (pradakṣiṇāpatha of temple No. 12). - § 48.

82.

Bāhubalin. Deogarh (shrine in the maṇḍapa before temple No. 12). - § 48.

Sources

Bulletin of the Deccan College Research Institute 20 (1960)

Compiled by PK

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