9788183280662 - incredible india -- arrested movement: sculpture & painting von vatsyayan, kapila (3 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. pp. 108 Illus. (Some Col.).
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Primeval movement. 3. Assimilation and re expression. 4. Railing Pillar Mathura. 5. Prolific effervescence Gupta art. 6. Compressed narratives Ajanta. 7. Stasis and dynamism South India. 8. Exuberance Central India. 9. Celebration Orissa. 10. Choreography in…stone Western India. 11. Cascading scrolls Halebid and Belur. 12. Dance eternal Chidambaram. Movement is the beginning of life in the natural and human world. For millennia since pre historic times man has endeavoured to capture this awareness of movement in line and colour clay stone and metal. Over a period of many centuries in all parts of India there has been an overwhelming preoccupation with arrested movement. The dancer tries to achieve a still sculptural pose seemingly frozen while the sculptor arrests the dynamics of kinetics and yet the sculptural figure appears as if it will move any moment and fly out of the stone. With lucid style and stunning precision this enticing monograph embodies the residual essence of fundamental research couched in a flowing communicative language for the lay reader. The monograph provides a glimpse into this vast canvas of the Indian sculptural and pictorial traditions. 108 pp.
