The Development of Hindu IconographyHindu Iconography reflects fully the Hindu mind in its religious and social aspects. Its study enables one to understand the mysterious India in the varied facets of her life and culture. Iconography means not merely the mechanical description and identification of an image, but also a study of the various processes, mental and social, which lead to the growth of a cult or of a particular iconic type. The present book by a reputed Indian specialist

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The Lord is covered over his head by Bsuki and he is sitting on the coil of the great snakes

The beautiful Kalamkari painting depicts the Devi Sharada in a most accomplished manner

Here one of the Trinity Gods

Besides allowing one a fair glance into the various ornamental accessories/ jewelleries worn by womenfolk in the tribe

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A deep sense of love and affection is manifest here

the paintings ('chitrakarita') begin

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and critcally examines the structure erected on them

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the child Krishna is depicted stealing makkhan from the bowl