[Indian art at Delhi, 1903. Being the official catalogue of the Delhi exhibition, 1902-1903 (1903)
Indian Art Exhibition (1902-1903 : Delhi, India), Watt, George, Sir, 1851-1930, Indian Art Exhibition (1902-1903 : Delhi, India). Official catalogue · [Calcutta : Superintendent of government printing, India · leaf 142
moderndemand in Jaipur pottery. In the Indian Museum, Calcutta, someof the examples of Delhi pottery, produced by Bhola, are placedalmost side by side with Pegu {Martabdn) jars, obtained directfrom Burma. Their similarity in shape and material is very strik-ing. At first the designs and colouring… … Plate No. 20. Certain Forms of Indian Pottery. NtAiN OR SALE GALLERY. Ceramic ■ Wares. (occasionally also green) on a granular but pure white division u.surface. pottery. Jaipur formerly differed from Delhi and attained its reputa-tion and traffic through the use of two shades of blue—cobalt…
Decorative arts
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