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Murshidabad : forgotten capital of Bengal
by Das, Neeta;
Llewellyn-Jones, Rosie ed.
Material type:  Book; Format:
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Publisher: Mumbai : MARG Foundation, 2013Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library, RBU. [954.14 D229] (1).
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Sattriya: classical dance of Assam
by Kothari, Sunil, ed.
Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Mumbai: The Marg Foundation, 2013Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library, RBU. [793.310954162 K87] (1 ).
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The Elegant Image: Bronzes from the Indian Subcontinent in the Siddhart K. Bhansali Colection
by Pal , Pratapaditya;
Bhansali, Siddharth K.
Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Mumbai; New Orleans: Marg Foundation; New Orleans Museum of Art c2011Dissertation note: This lavishly illustrated volume provides a comprehensive discussion of an extensive collection of metal sculptures from the Indian subcontinent. Although the object reflects the personal text of the collector who lives in New Orleans, USA, they do not only cover the entire subcontinent but also span 15 centuries of the Common era, a few being even older. Thematically they represent divinities of of the Hindu pantheon as well as Buddhas and bodhisatavas, Jinas and Jain deities, thereby providing a rich array of the diverse figures of the three major religions of ancient India. This volume is the first comprehensive survey the major schools of Indian religious bronzes over half a century. Primarily an art-historical publication, in discussing these bronzes the author has juxtaposed matters of style, iconography and chronology with his own personal aesthetic. Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library, RBU. [730.954 P153] (1 ).
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Kanara , A Land Apart: The Artistic Heritage of Coasta Karnataka
by Michell, George;
Ami, Clare.
Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Mumbai: Marg Foundation, 2012Dissertation note: This book is dedicated to the unique architectural and artistic heritage of Kanara, the well watered, densely forested Arabian sea coastal strip of Karnataka, comprising the present day districts of Dakshina and Uttara Kannada. Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library, RBU. [954.87 M623] (1).
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Kanara , A Land Apart: The Artistic Heritage of Coasta Karnataka
by Michell, George;
Ami, Clare.
Material type: Book; Format:
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not fiction
Publisher: Mumbai: Marg Foundation, 2012Dissertation note: This book is dedicated to the unique architectural and artistic heritage of Kanara, the well watered, densely forested Arabian sea coastal strip of Karnataka, comprising the present day districts of Dakshina and Uttara Kannada. Celebrated as one of India's principal sources of rice and pepper. Availability: No items available
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Voices of change: 20 Indian artists
by Sinha, Gayatri, ed.
Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Mumbai: Marg Foundation, 2010Availability: Items available for loan: Central Library, RBU. [709.54 S617] (1).
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Bundi Fort: A Rajput World.
by Beach, Milo Cleveland;
edited by Milo Cleveland Beach.
Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Mumbai: The Marg Foundation, 2016Dissertation note: The wall-paintings in the Rajput fort at Bundi include the earliest and finest examples of court painting known in India. Only recently available for sustained study, these wall-decorations help to define the religious, literary and artistic interests of the court; the functions of the spaces they adorn; the political aspirations of the rulers; and the evolving relationships between one court, its Rajput neighbors, and its Mughal overlords. True understanding of the wall-paintings is impossible without knowledge of the walls that support them, the ceremonials they surrounded or described, and the events, conflicts and alliances which brought the court (and the painters) into contact with other geographic areas and cultural traditions of India. Scholars have recently located local historical chronicles and literary texts (in Hindi) that yield important new information about court life. Additional projects have produced plans and measured drawings of the buildings within the fort at Bundi, as well as photographic documentation of the wall-paintings in situ. Since this is all new, separately conceived information, full publication and coordination of these discoveries is essential, and it should transform understanding of Rajput painting and architecture in Rajasthan. Availability: Items available for reference: Central Library, RBU. [720.9544 B365] (1 ).
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