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    Date: 1 Apr 2021 23:42:28
    Portraiture in Early India

    Portraiture in Early India (Handbook of Oriental Studies) by Vincent Lefèvre
    English | ISBN 10: 900420735X | 2011 | PDF | 240 pages | 14,4 MB

    In the study of Indian art prior to the Mughal period, portraiture has so far been much neglected, when its existence has not simply been denied. This book is an attempt to reassess this issue, by showing that portraits have existed in great number in early India, since probably the first artistic achievements.

    Through a close scrutiny of sculpted and (more rarely) painted images brought together with textual and epigraphical references, it aims at highlighting the specificities of Indian portraiture, its relationship with divine images and, consequently, at understanding the development of Indian imagery. It questions also the social and religious implications related to this issue.

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