著者名：

Tillotson, G.H.R. (ed.)

出版元：

Oxford U.P. (India)

冊数：

199p. illus. photos.

刊行年：

1998

ISBN：

9780195644487

Architecture -- Sculpture -- Symbolism -- India

This work examines conceptions of Indian architecture, and how the historical buildings of the sub-continent have been conceived and described. It explores how systems of design and ideas about aesthetics have governed the construction of buildings in India and their subsequent interpretation.

Introduction, G.H.R. Tillotson;
Part 1 Representation:
I. The Monument Described:
1. Past and present - toward an aesthetics of colonialism, Thomas R. Metcalf;
2. Tales of the Bharhut Stuipa: archaeology in the colonial and nationalist imaginations, Tapati Guba-Thakurta.
II. The Depicted Place:
3. Painting and understanding Mughal architecture, G.H.R. Tillotson;
4. India's visual narratives - the dominance of space over time, Vidya Debejia.
Part 2 Design:
III. The Built Form:
5. Form, transformation and meaning in Indian temple architecture, Adam Hardy;
6. Gods, patrons and images - stone sculpture at Vijayanagara, Anna Dallapiccola.
IV. The Inhabited Space:
7. Spatial organisation and aesthetic expression in the traditional architecture of Rajasthan, Kulbbushan Jain;
8. A tale of two cities - house and town in India today, Sunand Prasad.

No.

50219

価格：

3,469円