roopa lekha (12 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. The landscape of the mind : EditorialIndia, a historical axis of eastern and western countries : Horace I. PolemanVestiges of early ganga art : Hermann GoetzJorbangla and its terra-cotta art : A. K. BhattacharyyaA note on rasamanjari paintings from basohli : M. S . RandhawaValmiki as a poet : N. R. WarhadpandeMalwa school of painting : Adris BanerjiThe art of ancient egypt : Manohar KaulGraham sutherland : Robert MelvilleFine arts in the german democratic republic : Albrecht DohmannThe art of sudhir khastgir : Prem NathContemporary glass : Rene RoubicekMusic and the national aspirations : J. C. AroraArt chronicle : K.S. SrinivasanAIFACS art chronicle.

Zustand: New. ContentsAnglo-sikh wars memorial ? ferozeshah : M. S. RandhawaIconology of two-armed ganesa : Arundhati BanerjiMushroom paintings in bagh caves : M. M. PayakSignificance of decorative wood carvings in gujarat havelis : Charu Smita Significance of primitive in the context of modern art : A. R. H. Bulu ImamArtists and contemporary artArpana caur : Ram DhamijaSohan qadri : S. I. ClerkK. S. Kulkarni : Manohar KaulVimla kashyab : M. S. RandhawaV. S. Rahi : Rajendra Singh KushwahaNotes and topicsDating and provenance of kangra painting : M. S. RandhawaA stone panel from nagarjunakonda : P. BanerjeeFolk art of a garhwal himalayan village : Shashi JasaiTerra-cotta finds from sugh : Man Mohan KumarInterdependence and autonomy of the arts in changing world : S. YashasohandraAnchored in himalayas of the mind : Ram Nath PasrichaStatus of artists : Ram Dhamija.

Zustand: New. Ramayana theme in indian art : P. BanerjeeThe background of indian art : M. S. RandhawaAesthetic of miniatures of the moghul school : Tubor HajekThe techniques of moghul art : Pratapaditya PalFolk inspiration in modern indian painting : Jaya AppasamyKhwaja abus-samad?court painter of i6th century : S.P. VermaArchitectural woodwork in punjab : Diljit Kaur KangSanjhi?its significence : Madhu JainChinese painting-tradition and innovative trends : Lang ShaojunNotes & topicsMexican graphics : E. AlkaziAlchi monastery : Chhaya HaesnerContemporary japanese prints : Takahito OkadaTraditional chinese new-year pictures : R.D.British sculpture since 1930Hundred years of hungarian painting?since 1830 : Laslo SzaboChinese arts and craftsA true primitive?mavasi ram : Kanwal KrishnaA mahaummagga jataka in kushan sculpture : Radha BanerjeeMetal sculpture of chola mandal : J. Sultan AliDyes and traditional painting techniques : Pria DeviAnanda coomaraswamy : Chidananda Das GuptaAmrita sher-gil?a reaction : Sukanta BasuThe myth of cultural exchange : Daniel BoorstinKite-craft in India : Kamladevi ChattopadhyayTradition of historical writing in early India : Romila Thapar.

Zustand: New. ContentsA review of studies in indian sculpture : R M. S. RandhawaThe patiala state and its interest in paintings : Kamvarjit Singh KangMedieval brahmanical stone sculptures from punjab : Devendra HandaIndian painting on leather : Jaya AppasamyCojitcnipprary indian art: a surveyExpressionism: french and german: contribution of : B. C. SanyalWestern, prijnitive and oriental influences : l. P. SihareThe concept of folkism;folk and folkism : Horay ZozayongNotes and communicationAnand coomaraswamy on modern art : B. N. GoswamyThe fine arts in the mass media : John MchaleThe importance of handcraft in the education of man : P. N. MagoMany forms of clay : Ram DhamijaMohenjodaro notes : Udaivir SinghFrom our old files;in praise of indian dance (from roopa-lekha ? udai shankar number -1934) : Rene Daumel.

Zustand: New. From algae to art : M. S. RandhawaThe museum?its changing role in the world : Grace MorleyMuseum of social history of punjab : Kanwarjit Singh KangHouse furnishing in rural punjab : Manjit K. B. Singh and S. S. MiglaniSanghor finds : Suvarcha Paul and Geetika KalhaHistorical-cultural contacts between central asia and india : C. M. Bongard-LevinThe art of tibetan thangka : Richard Bartholomew (sketch by r. N. Pasricha)Seventeenth century illustrated manuscript?the padshahnama : S. P. VermaSong of creation : J. N. DhamijaContemporay artistsSatish gujral?architect-artist : Ram DhamijaBhabhesh sanyal?as painter of landscape : P. N. MagoAmeena ahmed?painter-calligrapher : Ram DhamijaNotes and topicsPatterns of a world premeated by rhythm : Hans JennyUrban design and importance of cyclical feedback : Edmund BaconThe need for bio-aesthetic planning in india : M. S. RandhawaWhither shantiniketan : kamla devi chattopadhyayaA unique sunga sculpture (sarnath) showing a ramayana scene : P. BanerjeeExhibition of prehistoric gold work of columbia at the national museum : Laxmi P. SihareExhibition of korean buddhist art at the aifacs gallery : R.D.A chinese master?s exhibition at jaipur house in new delhi : R.D.Russian & soviet painters? exhibition in new delhi : R.D.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: New. The art renaissance in travancore : J. H. CousinsBharata natyam : G. Venkatachalam.Illustrated manuscript of nal-daman in the prince of wales museum of western india, bombay : Moti ChandraThe charming role of gupta art : . S. AgrawalaEditorial notes : Barada UkilColoured platesDark beauty : D. BadriDhobi ghat : Saiioz MookherjeaOther illustrations?h. E. The viceroy" : Augustus JohnMenaka in one of her characteristic poseMenaka in bharata-natyamRamgopal in bharata-natyamMenaka in another pose in bharata-natyam"Portrait" : Marie Laurencin?Brown study" : Manishi Dey?Darbar of shah jahan""Elephants trampling the banjaras to death""A dance scene"Raja bhimsen paying a visit to a sadhu"The camp of the banjaras?"Month of shravan-garden scene?"The shopping list" : Harold Gilman?Pare de versailles" : Raoul Dufy"Garden, garth house" : Spencer Gore"On a lea shore" : Asa Cheffetz"Story teller? : Amrita Sher-Gil"Elephants bathing" : Amrita Sher-Gil?Uma toileting before her marriage" : Amulya Gopal Sen"Go-barus" : R. K. Kambli.

Zustand: New. ContentsEditorial?drama in the reconstruction of national lifeMalwa school of paintings : Adris BanerjiA survey of bengali literature(i) the ancient period : Kumar Banerjee(ii) the modern period : Priya Ranjan SenIndian music, the classical tradition : Sumati MutatkarThe folk-songs of saurashtra : H.D. MehtaMusical instruments of india : N.C. Indira DeviSome thoughts on radio drama : Narayana Menon Bhagat?s sculpture : 'Usab?The world through the camera (picture story) : Krishna ChaitanyaChinese music, dance and drama : Leela Tankha.

Zustand: New. I-PersonalIntroduction : John Kenneth GalbraithAssociation with AIFACS : B. P. PalA tribute from an artist : Svetoslav RoerichThe versatile aesthetic civilian of india : R. Vasudeva PoduvalA renaissance man : Gopal SinghA visit to no. 7 tinmurti lane,new delhi : M. M. KaulAn experience of immeasurable worth : Patwant SinghA visit to the garden house,kharar : Anant SinghA profile : Khushwant SinghLetter to a friend : Mulk Raj AnandA tribute to m. S. Randhawa : W. G. ArcherII- essaysAncientMaster of the kangra bhagavata purana : W. G. ArcherTwo pahari illustrated of the bhaktamal : Karuna GoswamyTwo dated and illustrated pahari manuscripts in the national museum.new delhi : O. P. SharmaPahari paintings of the nala damayanti theme : discussion in a new light : B. N. GoswamyThe origins of pahari painting : V. C. OhriFrescoes in the shish mahal,patiala : Karuna GoswamyIslamic painting of the north and the deccan : Jagdish MittalJourney to ki and tabo monasteries-spiti valley : B. C. SanyalIII-JewelleryPahari jewellery : O. C. HandaContemporaryArtist and critic in modern india : Krishna ChaitanyaGaganendranath tagore's realm of the absurd : Mulk Raj AnandArt of akbar padamsee : Gita KapurFirst triennale-india,1968 : Charles FabriIV. SculpturesAncientShakuntala in sunga sculpture : B. Ch. ChhabraNote on hanuman in thailand : Grace MorleyRecent works of parashar : Gurucharan SinghLyrical dynamism of ram kinker's sculptures : Balbir Singh KattBurno simon : B. K. BhowmikV. Folk artFolk art of india : Ajit Mookerjee VI. Minor artsSardar gurucharan singh : Jaya AppaswamyVII.ArchitectureStreet furniture in cities : V. P. DhamijaHouse at 11 ratendon road : Patwant SinghMuseum and art gallery,chandigarh : S. D. SharmaChandigarh and town planningin punjab : B. P. Mathur.

Zustand: New. 1. The Universities and the Fine Arts : J. H. Cousins2. Mannerism and Tradition : Bireswar Sen3. Shadows on the Wall : R. V. Leyden, Dr. Phil4. Three Natarajas in the collection of Sir Cowasji Jehangir, Bart, of Bombay : Karl Khandalavala Bar-at-Law5. Nritya Nirajan : V. N. Bhushan6. A Plea for Art Education in our Universities : Asit K. Haldar (Principal Govt. School of Arts & Grafts, Lucknow )7. An outsider looks at the Art of India : G.H. MartynCOLOURED PLATES1. The Filled Pitcher : Mukul Dey2. Santhal Girls : A. K. Roy Choudhury3. The Tune Eternal : Sarada Ukil4. Sri Krishna and Vidur : Bhavani P. MittalOTHER ILLUSTRATIONS1. Apollo of Olympia2. Maheshwara (Tri-Murti)3. Nataraja Fig. A4. Nataraja Fig. B5. Nataraja Fig. C6. Krishna-Leela : Susil Sarkar7. Mid-Meal : V.S. Gurjar8. Silk Merchant : V. A. Mali9. Lama : A. C. Banerjee.