Indian sculpture and painting, illustrated by typical masterpieces, with an explanation of their motives and ideals (1908)
Havell, E. B. (Ernest Binfield), 1861-1934 · London, J. Murray · leaf 413
to a great extent thearchaeological critics standpoint in regard toIndian art. Deer-hunting by Night (Plate LX v.) is anothercharacteristic example of Indian impressionism.It is a landscape with two figures only, a man anda woman, both scantily dressed with a girdle ofleaves. The mans head is… … INDIAN IMPRESSIONISM 225 to attract the attention of a herd of deer close by.The man has just discharged his arrow and shotthe buck, while the terrified does scatter in alldirections. The interest of the picture is not, however, inthe figures, which, though good in movement, arevery weak in…
Sculpture · Painting
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