Buddhist remains from Haryana

Handa, Devendra (b.1936)

ISBN: 9788175741539, 8175741538

The present work is based on the first-hand study of the Buddhist remains, mostly lying unnoticed, at various places and in museums and private collections.

Buddhist rock-cut monasteries of the Western Ghats, photography by Surendra Kumar

Michell, George et al.

ISBN: 9789386867049, 9386867044

This guidebook focuses on the rock-cut Buddhist monasteries near Nashik and Junnar, and at Karla, Bhaja, Bedsa, Kondane and Kanheri, all in western Maharashtra. These magnificent shrines and dwellings, known as chaityas and viharas, were cut into the basalt cliffs of the Western Ghats more than 2,000 years ago.

Buddhist sculptural art of the lower Krishna valley

Rao, Vinay Kumar

ISBN: 9788173201011, 8173201013

This book intends to present most important Buddhist narratives of lower Krishna region at one place. It also intends to make a comparative study of Buddhist narratives and their repetitive presentations at various Buddhist sites.

Buddhist sculpture in clay early Western Himalayan art, 10th to early 13th centuries

Luczanits, Christian

ISBN: 9781932476026, 1932476024

Large-scale clay sculptures representing the main deities are characteristic of the earliest Tibetan Buddhist monuments and particularly for the monasteries and village-temples built from the end of the 10th to the early 13th centuries in West Tibet and Ladakh.

Buddhist sculptures in Srilanka

Schroeder, Ulrich Von

ISBN: 9789627049050, 9627049050

Buddhist sites and shrines in India: history, art and architecture

Ahir, DC (b.1928)

ISBN: 9788170307747, 8170307740

Diamond fest: entwined with passion

Buildings that shaped Bombay: works of G.B. Mhatre

Iyer, Kamu (ed.)

Bulletin of the Government Museum, Chennai: Catalogue of Jain sculptures in the collection of Government Museum, Chennai, by R Balasubramanian

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol.1 Part 2: Catalogue of the South Indian Hindu metal images in the Madras government museum, by F H......

........ Gravely et al

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol.VII No.4: Beginnings of the traditions of South Indian temple architecture, by P R Srinivasan

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol.VII No.2: Early eastern Chalukya sculpture, by C Sivaramamurti

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol.I Part.1: Buddhist sculptures from a stupa near Goli village, Guntur district, by T N Ramachandran

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol.III Part.1: The three main styles of temple architecture recognized by the Silpa-Sastras

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, General Section, Vol. IX, No.1: Nolamba sculptures in the Madras Government Museum, by C Sivaramamurti

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum, New Series, Vol.VIII: Bronzes of South India, by P R Srinivasan

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum: an outline of Indian temple Architecture, by F H Gravely

Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum: the Amaravati mode of sculpture, by C Sivaramamurti

Bundelkhand paintings: Orchha, Chhatarpur and Gwalior

Saxena, Madhu

ISBN: 9788185616728, 8185616728

The study depicts the intricacies of the paintings of Orchha, Jaina temples of Chhattarpur, Datia and Gwalior.

Bundelkhanda ki murtikala (in Hindi)

Verma, Mahendra

ISBN: 9788180900815, 8180900819