Rajesh Kumar Singh
in Interview
R.K.S.: We have Prof. Monika Zin with us today who is a professor of Indology and Indian Art at the University of Munich. She is quite well-known in the area of Buddhist studies: the early and mainstream Buddhism in India. Now she has, in the last ten years or more, moved her area of research…
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Dieter Schlingloff
The different phases of Ajanta paintings
Dieter Schlingloff
Introduction
The Paintings of the Second Century B.C.
1. General observations
2. The Buddha in Previous Existences
3. The Superhuman Events in the Buddha’s Life
The Paintings of the Fifth Century A.D. 6
1. General remarks
2. The…
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh
I have Prof. Dhavalikar with me to speak on the subject of Ajanta. He was recently awarded Padmashri by the government of India—by the President of India, rather—and his opinion on the subject of Ajanta is extremely important as far as the learner is concerned.
Therefore, I…
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Monika Zin
A Study of Ajanta Paintings
Prosperity in this World Instead of Nirvāṇa?
Understanding the Arrangement of the Paintings in the Caves of Ajanta and Their Comparative Soteriological Significance in Terms of Relevance or Irrelevance for Enlightenment
Monika Zin
It is a matter of common knowledge…
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Rajesh Kumar Singh
AJIṆṬHĀ caves, part I
Some aspects of the historical and political background
Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh
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AJIṆṬHĀ CAVES, PART I
Some Aspects of the Historical and Political…
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Rajesh Kumar Singh
An introduction to the history and patronage of the Ajanta caves, their architecture, paintings, iconography and textual sources.
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