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Omens and Superstitions of Southern India

Thurston, Edgar

London: T. F. Unwin, 1912, Folcroft, PA: Folcroft Library Editions, 1979

On an Old Bas-relief in the Ntuseuin at Mathura

Foucher, A.

vi, J.B.O.R.S., 1920

On applied arts of India in Bharat Kala Bhavan – Chhavi: Golden Jubilee Volume

Morley, Grace

Banaras: Bharat Kala Bhavan, 1971, 107-29

On art and ritual

Shah, Haku interviewed by Geeti Sen

India International Centre Quarterly, 1984, 11(4):14- 33,

On Cire Perdue Casting in Nepal’ Journal of the Nepal Research Centre, Vol.4

Hofer, Andras

1980

On Damascus Steel

Figiel, Leo S

145 p. : ill., 1st ed, Atlantis, Fla.: Atlantis Arts Press, 1991

On Indian Images

Banerjea, J.N.

Vol. 7, Journal of the Indian Society of Oriental Art, 1939

On Oriental Carpets. A Series of Six Articles

Anonymous

Vols. I-IV, London: Burlington Magazine, 1903-04

On sericulture silk weaving in Kashmir and India

Wardle, Thomas

vol. 13, no. 108, Journal of Indian art and industry, 1909

On Some Pottery from Raigir (Hyderabad)

Balfour, Henry.

Vol. 32, No. 251, Man, 1932

On some specimens of Indian metal work

Rivett-Carnac J.H.

Vol 9, Journal of Indian Art and Industry, 1902

On the Ancient Commerce of India

Oppert, G.

Madras: 1879

On the culture and commerce of cotton in India and elsewhere.

Royle, J. Forbes

London: Smith, Elder, 607p., 1851

On the Dated Buddha Images in the Kushan Art from Mathura

Takata, O.C.

The Bijutus Kenku, 1956

On the establishment in connection with the India Museum and Library of an Indian institute for lecture, enquiry and teaching

Watson, John Forbes

Its influence on the promotion of Oriental studies in England, on the progress of higher education among the natives of India and on the training of candidates for the civil service of India, London: Wm. H. Allen & Company, 1875

On the form and function of perforated pottery of the Deccan Neolithic culture

Paddayya, K.

Man, 1969, N. S. 4(3):450-53,

On the history and growing utilisation of tussur silk.

Wardle, Thomas

London: 1891

On the Indian silk culture court (at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition)

Wardle, Thomas

Journal of Indian Art and Industry, 1886, I(15):121-23,

On the loom of time

Ludowyke-Gyomroi, Edith

4 p. col. pl. 4 text illus, Colombo: Times of Ceylon Annual, 1955

On the Master Dyers to the World exhibition, Textile Museum, Wgton, D.C

Gwatkin, Nina Wade-Dalton

vol. 13, Arts of Asia, 1983