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The Buddhist Caves of Bagh
10/1923 | 247 | 43
Pages: 159-161+163-164+167
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Author:
Haldar, Asit Kumar (Haldar, Asit Kumar; Asit Kumar Haldar)
Subjects
buildings:
Bagh Caves, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, India
places:
India
subjects:
Indian sculpture / Indian architecture / Buddhist / Iconography
subjects:
Wall paintings
subjects:
Indian painting / Hinduism
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
A-Figure of Buddha with Disciples. Cave 2. The Buddhist Caves of Bagh
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B-Façade. Cave 3. The Buddhist Caves of Bagh
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C-View of Corner of Rangmahal (Colour Hall). Cave 4. The Buddhist Caves of Bagh
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D-Figure of Divine Guardian. Cave 2. The Buddhist Caves of Bagh
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E-Entrance. Cave 4. The Buddhist Caves of Bagh
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F-Central Column and Pillars. Cave 2. The Buddhist Caves of Bagh
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Fig. 1. Head of a Seated Princess, Copied from Wall Painting
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Fig. 2. Head of a Prince on Horseback, Copied from Wall Painting
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Fig. 3. Head of a Dancing Girl, Copied from Wall Painting
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Fig. 4. Head of a Rider on an Elephant, Copied from Wall Painting