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 59-66:
59. | Standing Jina (Ṛṣabha). Probably from Khaṇḍagiri (Orissa), now in the British Museum. Ramaprasad Chanda, Medieval Indian Sculpture in the British Museum, London 1936, Pl. XXII. - §§ 2, 26, 36. |
60. | Śiva. Khiching. Banerjea Pl. XXXII, 1. - §§ 2, 26, 36. |
61. | Kṛṣṇa Govardhanadhara. Halebid. Rao I, I, Pl. LXVI. - § 36. |
62. | Gaṇeśa. Khiching. Banerjea, frontispiece. - §§ 2, 36. |
63. | Two Jinas and Sarasvatī. Deogarh (slab built in the back wall of temple No. 1). - § 19. |
64. | Ṛṣabha and Mahāvīra (same piece as in fig. 59). - § 19. |
65. | Resting queen (Jain). Deogarh (temple No.31). - § 45. |
66. | Resting queen (Buddhist). Seidenstücker op. cit. Fig. 3. - § 45. |