[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 146
ils of the pottery class a new concep- tion when he caused them to follow the ancient Buddhist designsand schemes of colour depicted by the frescos on the wallsof the cave temples of Ajunta. These two styles have passeddown and given to Bombay the reputation it has attainedof possessing art… … o C OS •B c < o2 MAIN OR SALE GALLF.RY. Ceramic Wares, Sind pottery admirably represented by Sir George Bird-division ii, POTTPRV woods Plates Nos. 70 and 75 [Industrial Arts of India),may be said to have consisted until quite recently of twoforms—[a) vases^ etc., for domestic use and ornament,…
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