053 |
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Brochure on Aina Art through
the Ages, Published by the National Museum, New Delhi. |
054 |
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Brochure on Ramayana in Asian
Tradition, Published by the Natioanl Museum, New delhi. |
055 |
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‘Brochure on the Mother
Goddess in Indian Art’, Published by the National Museum, New Delhi. |
056 |
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‘The conversion of the six
Sakya Princess – a mural fragment from Miran, Central Asia’, Art and
Culture, Vol.I, Calcutta. |
057 |
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’The identification of the
Kinneri Jataka on a stone panel from Nagarjunakonda’, Roopa Lekha,
Vol.LV.No.1 & 2, New Delhi, 1984. |
058 |
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‘The story of the birth of
Buddha and its Vedic parallel’, Roopa Lekha, New Delhi, August 1984. |
059 |
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‘The Nakshatra on the Ceiling
of a Buddhist shrine from Tokyuk Central Asia’, Bodhi Rashmi , New
Delhi, 1984, published on the occasion of the International Buddhist
Conference held in New Delhi. |
060 |
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‘a Teracotta panel from
Bhitargaon (now housed in the Brooklyn Museum, U.S.A.) showin visnu’s
fight with the Ralashasas as described in the Uttarakanda of the
Ramayana’ published in the roopa Lekha, 1985. |
061 |
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’A Gupta terracotta plaque
and its identification’, Journal of Indian Society of the Oriental Art,
New Series, Vols.XVI-XVII, 1987-88. |
062 |
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‘An Indian Ascetic as
described in the Art of Kizil (Central Asia), Man, Nature and Society,
Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Rashtrapati Nivas, Shimla. |
063 |
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‘Aspects of Hinduism’, Indo
Asian Culture, vol.XV., No.I. |
064 |
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‘Brief survey of Buddhist Art
in India’, Cultural Forum, Ministry of Education, Vol.27. |
065 |
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‘Double headed Buddha from
Central Asia. An aspect of Agni’, A. Ghosh Commemoration Volume, New
Delhi. |
066 |
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‘Nilakantha Avalokiteshvara
from Khotan’, New Light on Central Asian Art and Iconography, Abha
Prakashan, New Delhi, 1992. |
067 |
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‘A Warrior God from
Dandan-Uliq, Central Asia’, New Light on Central Asian Art and
Iconography, New Delhi, 1992. |
068 |
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‘A stone panel from Sanghol
showing the Rishyasringa Jataka’, published in the Ratna Chandrika (a
felicitation volume in honour of Shri, R.C.Agarvala), Herman Publishing
House, New Delhi. |
069 |
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‘A Buddhist Triad from
Central Asia’, New Light on Central Asian Art and Iconography, Abha
Prakashan, New Delhi, 1992. |
070 |
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‘Birth of Buddha and its
Vedic Parallel’, Buddhist Iconography Tibet House, New Delhi. |
071 |
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‘A unique Sunga Sculpture (Sarnath)
showing a Ramayana scene (Sita in Ashoka Vatika)’ Roopa Lekha, Delhi
1986. |
072 |
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‘Ramayana theme in Indian
Art-A chronological study’, Roopa Lekha, 1985, New Delhi. |
073 |
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‘Krishna (A brief study)’,
Pushpanjali, Vol.I, Bombay. |
074 |
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‘A Pre-Kushan from Bhaja’,
Rupanjali (O.C. Gangoly Commemoration Volume), Calcutta. |
075 |
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Masterpieces of Indian
Terracotta (Historical Study), submitted to the National Museum, New
Delhi. |
076 |
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‘A Central Asian Mural
Fragment showing Buddha’s visit to Vaisali’, Soundara Rajan
Felicitation Volume, New Delhi. |
077 |
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‘Samantabhadra attending a
Dharmaparaya as depicted in the Tun Huang Silk Panel’, New Light on
Central Asian Art and Iconography, Abha Prakashan, New Delhi, 1992. |
078 |
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Buddhist Wall Paintings from
India and Central Asia and their major themes’ read at the Seminar on
Classical Indian Art organised on the occasion of the Festival of India,
Leningrad, 1987. |
079 |
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‘Early History of Bhagvata
Religion with special reference to Hinayana’, published in Sri Krishna
Museum, Kurukshetra (Haryana)., An Introduction 1991. |
080 |
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’Cultural Intercourse between
Ajanta, Bamiyan, Turfan and in Dun Huang, read at the international
Seminar on cave art of Indian and China organised by the Indira Gandhi
National Centre for Art, New Delhi. |
081 |
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The Spread of Indian Art and
Culture to Central Asia and China, Indian Horizons, Special Issue, I.C.C.R.,
New Delhi 1994. |
082 |
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An Unidentified
Repousse Gilt
Bronze from Chinese Turkestan Lavanya, Chandigarh 1996-1997. |
083 |
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Some observations on an
Unidentified Mural Fragment from Bezeklik, Roopa-Lekha Vol.LXVI, 1997. |
084 |
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Dr. Grace
Morley as the Director of the National Museum, New Delhi ( 1960-1966)
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