What
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The art of making
two- or three-dimensional representative or abstract forms, especially by
carving stone or wood or by casting metal or plaster.
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Types
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Stone Metal Terracota Wood Plaster (stucco) Plastic |
Phases
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Harapana Maurayan age Post maurayan Gupta Early Medival Age Development in South India |
Parameters
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Gandhara
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Mathura
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Amravati
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Sarnath
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- Medieval
- highly ornate art objects,
- imaginary creatures, such as half human, half monsters
- lovely figures, such as Vrikshika, or a celestial damsel, from Gyraspur, in Gwalior
- Pallava rulers of Kanchi in Mahabalipuram
- Mahishasuramardini in relief, Girigovardhana panel, Arjuna’s penance or the Descent of the Ganga, Trivikrama Vishnu, Gajalakshmi and Anatasayanam
- tall and slender physiognomic form.thin legs
- Rashtrakuta style
- Kailasa temple at Ellora
- Ravana shaking mount Kailasa. Ellora
- Shiva Parvarti Marriage , Ellora
- Chola craftsmanship
- relief carving of Siva as Gajsurasamaharamurti
- Bhudevi or the earth goddess
- Metal Art
- Subodh Gupta
- Stainless Steel, particularly pots and pans that he employs in often monumental sculptures
- Faith Matters 2007: one of the distinguished work of Subodh Gupta
- Sculpture
- Ramkinkar Baji
- Santhal Family Sculpture: Adivasi Couple and their two children
- Cement and laterite gravel
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