Ajanta
Ajanta Painting of the Sacred & the Secular
Singh, Madanjeet
creator
Lausanne,Edita
text
xx
Switzerland
1965
monographic
und
189 Pages : hbk. 25 cm.
Ajanta refers to the famous group of rock-cut Buddhist caves located in Maharashtra, India, and represents one of the greatest achievements of ancient Indian art, especially painting and sculpture. Carved into a horseshoe-shaped cliff overlooking the Waghora River, the Ajanta Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are celebrated worldwide for their artistic, religious, and historical importance.
Madanjeet Singh and Edita Lausanne
Includes Index.
Fine Arts
709.54 SIN
PK-LaGCW
260119