Wall Paintings from Central India
by R. A. AGARAWALA
Author : R. A. AGARAWALA
Publisher : Agam Kala Prakashan
Language : English
Item Code : AKP159
Pages : 142
Weight : 1 KG
Dimensions : 29 X 23 CM
Edition : 1987
Binding : HARDCOVER
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Wall Paintings from Central India-
Divided into six chapters, Agarawala crafts a comprehensive narrative:
- Introduction – Defines scope and objectives.
- Historical Context – Traces Bundela dynasty’s role: rise, fragmentation, subjugation (post‑1857).
- Catalogue of Paintings – Covers murals in temples, palaces, cenotaphs; mostly epic (Ramayana, Mahabharata), Puranic, with secular themes like hunting, flora, fauna.
- Techniques – In-depth exploration of fresco-buono, secco tempera, and sgraffito; wall preparation, pigment creation, drawing methods.
- Styles & Influences – Highlights local Bundela idiom, then Mughal, Rajasthani (Amber/Jaipur), and late‑period Maratha (post‑Peshwa Baji Rao I).
- Glossary & Bibliography – Technical terms and sources, making it a valuable academic reference.
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