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craffs of India and Ceylon. London 1913. — O. S. Dutf, Bengali 
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ART 6, 1938. — K. Fischer, The art of Bengal temples wifh beni 
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All-India Oriental Conference, Ahmedabad 1953. — K. Fischer, 
Old Indian ferracotfas and contemparary arf. ROOPA-LEHKA 25, 
1954, H. 1. — K. Fischer, Orissan art in the evolution of post- 
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JOURNAL 3, 1954. H. 1. — K. Fischer, Some examples of mutual 
Hindu-Muslim architectural intluences. INDO-IRANICA 8, 1955, 
H. 1. — S. Swarup, The arts and crafts of India and Pakistan. A 
pictoria! survey of dancing, music, painting, sculpture, architec- 
fure, art-cratts, and ritual decorations from the earliest times to 
fhe present day. Bombay 1937. 
303 Dvarapalika. Wächferfigur einer stehenden Frau vom Tor eines Hindu-Tempels. 
Standing female figure from a door jamb. 
Roter Stein, H 165 cm, B 56 cm. Provinz Rajasfhan, ca. 17. Jahr 
hundert n. ehr. Archaeological Museum, Amber (Jaipur). Cafa- 
logue No. 205/46. 
304 Zwei bemalte Holztüren mit Löwen, Damen und stilisierten Bäumen. 
A pair of wooden doors; painted scenes shov/ing a lady under a 
tree with birds etc. Lions in fhe foreground. 
Lackmalerei, H 177 cm, B 35 cm. Provinz Rajasfhan, 18. Jahrhun 
dert n. ehr. National Museum of India, New Delhi. 56.48/3 A & B. 
305 Pfeilerkonsole in Form eines Menschen. Carved brocket, depicting a human figure. 
Holz, H 95 cm. Provinz Gujeraf, modern. 
Central Handicrafts Museum, All India Handicrafts Board. Govern 
ment of India, Thapar House, New Delhi. M/5/196. 
306 Archifekturfragment mit einem Königspaar in einer Sänfte. 
Frieze showing a king and queen being carried in a palanauin. 
Holz, H 21 cm, B 100 cm. Provinz Bombay, 17. Jahrhundert n. Chr. 
National Museum of India, New Delhi 56.25/1. 
307 Platte eines Ziegelfempels. Vastra-harana: Krishna, der den Gopis beim Bad in der Yamuna die Kleider ge 
stohlen hat und von ihnen um Rückgabe der Kleidungsstücke angefleht wird. 
"Vastra-harana’ a symbolic "lila" or feaf of the boy Krishna 
concealing the garmenfs of milkmaids (Gopinis) during their bath 
in the Yamuna. Two Gopinis are seen here imploring Krishna, 
seated on a tree, to give back their clothes. 
Terrakotta, H 25,5 cm, B 12 cm. Barisal, Osfpakistan, ca. 17.Jahr- 
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