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Chapter 1: Indian Painting before the Creation of the Mughal Atelier
Joan Cummins
Description: Indian Painting from Cave Temples to the Colonial Period
Indian Painting from Cave Temples to the Colonial Period
THE OLDEST EXAMPLES OF Indian painting are in the form of murals. The stone and brick walls on which these paintings were made have endured...
Author
Joan Cummins
PublisherMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston
Copyright© 2006 by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Related print edition pages: pp.10-33
https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00248.002
Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-21168
Chapter subject tags:Painting, PalaRajput paintingMural painting and decoration--IndiaAjanta Caves (India)Buddhism--IndiaMiniature painting, IndicPalm-leaf manuscriptsJains--IndiaHinduism--India

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Chapter 1: Indian Painting before the Creation of the Mughal Atelier