India Perspectives, Volume 16PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 2003 - India |
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... ancient artistic expression and its associated rituals . Though Hazaribagh's art is examined under the single umbrella of tribal art , there are differences between the artistic expressions of different tribal groups as gleaned in the ...
... ancient artistic expression and its associated rituals . Though Hazaribagh's art is examined under the single umbrella of tribal art , there are differences between the artistic expressions of different tribal groups as gleaned in the ...
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... ancient Tamil classics , inscriptions , sculptures , wood and ivory carvings and folk art . It traces the origin and development of Bhagavatism in extreme southern part of India . It focuses attention on the impact of Krishna cult on ...
... ancient Tamil classics , inscriptions , sculptures , wood and ivory carvings and folk art . It traces the origin and development of Bhagavatism in extreme southern part of India . It focuses attention on the impact of Krishna cult on ...
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... ancient subject matter inevitably reflected weavers of India have been the Persionised tastes of the described as ' exquisite poetry in ruling class who were the main colourful fabrics and there was patrons of these textiles . hardly a ...
... ancient subject matter inevitably reflected weavers of India have been the Persionised tastes of the described as ' exquisite poetry in ruling class who were the main colourful fabrics and there was patrons of these textiles . hardly a ...
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