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Developing aspects on Nepalese paubhā painting. The picturesque case of Raj Man Singh Chitrakar
No full textEste artículo se centra en el caso concreto del nepalí Raj Man Singh Chitrakar y su labor como ilustrador para el residente británico Brian Houghton Hodgson. El objetivo de este estudio es el de subrayar la obra de Raj Man Singh no sólo desde su capacidad técnica ejemplar, sino también como un puente que hibrida el bagaje tradicional de los citrakar como artistas de la pintura religiosa paubha junto al arte occidental
Gwalior. Man Singh Palace. Elephant Gate.
No full textIn the secular buildings it is more evident that the Indians were creating new styles in architecture from their exposure to Moslem tastes. Here at the elephant Gate at the Man Singh Palace are Hindu arches in Mohammedan application and even features of western characteristics such as those found in European castles. Sculptural decoration has been toned down to fit a purely secular role and is handsomely handled even though the number of motifs used is quite limited and less complex in form. Vestigial turrets have been attached to the gate for mere adornment and serve no real purpose while the small lantern-like windows just inside them are both decorative and functional
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The Journal of Interdisciplinary Sciences (JIS) once again, has successfully released its
publication Volume 6, Issue 2 (November 2022). The start of JIS since 2017 has been
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Mughal Indian Carpets in the Collection of the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum The City Palace of Jaipur
Full text linkThis paper will discuss a number of the 17th century carpets in the collection of the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum in The City Palace of Jaipur in India. In 2008 the author was brought in as a consultant to Princess Diya Kumari, Maharini of Jaipur, to propose a program of conservation of Her Royal Highness\u27 Mughal carpet collection. There will be a description of the sixteen carpets examined; a discussion of the conditions in which the carpets are currently stored and exhibited; and, more generally, an overview of the history of this unique and renowned collection of Indian carpets
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Gwalior. Man Singh Palace. Detail of sculptured peacock in courtyard.
No full textAn excellent example of the colorful use put to very old motifs is this magnificent peacock forming a brace beneath the roof of the courtyard at Man Singh. Where the brace could have easily been a simpler structure without organic reference, it has been given, rather, a life of its own. More and more frequently the peacock joins the lion as the traditional motif of royalt in secular building in India after the 15th century. This ones graceful lines remind us of the beautifully modeled female and male deities from the finest Indian temples. It is important, too, that animals are acceptable motifs even in Moslem architecture where human representations are nottherefore, the use of organic designs and animal subjects never dies out in India even during the Mohammedan occupation
Gwalior. Man Singh Palace. Detail of east side and turret.
No full textMoslem elements in the Man Singh palace include the turrets used along the fortification walls and in general the smoothly finished masonry, which puts function before appealing appearance. The rotunda style tower is not specifically an Indian element either nor the use to which it has been put. But along the walls appear repetitions of an arch motif common in function, if not in form, to Indian stylesformerly the familiar chaitya window pattern had been the chief 'arch' style for such decoration. Traces of color are apparent within the attached arches and were probably added to give the effect of colored tiles, which were more often used in building in the Near East than in Indian building
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It is our pleasure to announce our publication of Volume 4, Issue 2 November 2020. It is our
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