JOURNAL OF BENGAL ART VOLUME 25

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Vol. 25, 2020: 856 Pages, Plates 482 B/W and Color 143; Size 11" x 9"; Tk. 5000/ US $ 100

 

A K M Yaqub Ali                        

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 Aesthetic Aspects of Stone-Carving Art of Muslim Architecture of Bengal  (13th-16th Century). [ Read Article ] [ Read Pdf ] 1

Anna A. Ślączka                        

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 Lost and Found? A Note on Two Images of Dancing Śiva from Bangladesh. [ Read Article ] [ Read Pdf ] 2

Chotima Chaturawong             

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 Reliefs of Vishnu Anantasayin. [ Read Pdf ]3

Claudine Bautze-Picron           

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 Unpublished or Little Known Viṣṇu Viśvarūpa Images from Eastern India. [ Read Pdf ]4

Dhriti Ray                                   

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 The Portuguese Legacy Over the Bengali Cultural Heritage. [ Read Pdf ]5

Joachim K. Bautze                    

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 Fedor Jagor, Traveller, Explorer, Photographer. [ Read Pdf ]6

Gerald Kozicz                            

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 Considerations About the Meaning of the Stupa on Pāla Stelae. [ Read Pdf ]7

Kumkum Bandyopadhyay

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 Dubba Or Bhurha A Newly Investigated Archaeological Site In South Bihar [ Read Pdf ]8

Madhuparna Roychowdhury   

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 Revisiting Greater India. [ Read Pdf ] 9 

Mahua Chakrabarti  &

Shilpi Maulik                          

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 Flora and Fauna Motifs in Ancient Sculptural Art of West  Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]10

Azmaree Afrin &

Maliha Nargis Ahmed               

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 Reading Late Mediaeval Mosques of Bangladesh. [ Read Pdf ] 11

Sunil Kumar Patnaik                 

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 Early Buddhist Art of Odisha. [ Read Pdf ]12

Sutapa Sinha                             

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 Ming Blue and White Porcelains from Gaur. [ Read Pdf ]13

Ratnabali Ray Sengupta           

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 Redefining the Images from Rajarajeswari Asram of Muhuripur, Tripura. [ Read Pdf ]14

Samuel Berthet                          

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 Sailing Across Topology. [ Read Pdf ]15

Sanjay Sen Gupta                      

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 Terracotta Ornamentation on the Religious Architectures of Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]16

Shamir Isha                                

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 The House of the Nawab at 85 Park Street and the Socio-Cultural Contributions of Sir Wasif Ali Mirza. [ Read Pdf ]17

Sharmistha Chatterjee &

Tusar Sarkar                            

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 Vaishnavism in Bishnupur [ Read Pdf ]18

Sreyashi Ray Chowdhuri           

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 Mirroring Buddha‟s First Bath in the Narrative Art of Sarnath. [ Read Pdf ]19

Subrata Kumar Acharya             

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 Sarei Plate of Narendrabhañja. [ Read Pdf ]20

Ursula Bickelmann                      

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 The Wisdom of Drawing. [ Read Pdf ]21

Andrea Loseries                          

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 Gaņapati in the Buddhist Art of Tibet and Mongolia. [ Read Pdf ]22

Krishnendu Ray                           

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 Designing Artefacts for the Society of Early Bengal (up to 1300 CE). [ Read Pdf ]23

Mizanur Rahman                          

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 New Research in Bangladesh Archaeobotany. [ Read Pdf ]24

V. Ramabrahmam                         

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 Artisans of Bangladesh. [ Read Pdf ]25

R. Nagaswamy                              

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 Vangam and Tamilnadu. [ Read Pdf ]26

Sourav Sen                                    

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 Mode of Communication Through the Symbols and Rock Arts During the Early India. [ Read Pdf ]27

Suvasree Chatterjee                     

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 Water Crafts Plying on the Eastern Sea Board. [ Read Pdf ]28

Mohammad Yusuf Siddiq             

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 Life, Society and Culture of the Muslims of Medieval Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]29

Susmita Basu Majumdar              

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 In and Out of the Interaction Spheres. [ Read Pdf ]30

Abhick Sarkar                                

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 Revisiting the Repoussé Coins of Chhattisgarh and Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]31

Frederick M. Asher                        

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 Tamralipta/Tamluk. [ Read Pdf ]32

Heinrich Poell                                

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 The Buddha Life Stelae in the Ananda Temple in Pagan and Their Relation to Pala Art. [ Read Pdf ]33

Ramadevi Sekhar                          

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 Goddess Kamakshi in Northeast India and Tamil Nadu. [ Read Pdf ]34

Asha Lata Pandey                         

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 Importance of Rivers in the Rigveda. [ Read Pdf ]35

Md. Abdur Rob                              

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 Use of Imprecatory Verses Especial References in the Muslim Inscriptions of Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]36

Naznin Sultana Niti                        

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 Water and Religion. [ Read Pdf ]37

Gerd J.R. Mevissen                       

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 Bengal‟s Contribution to Jaina Sculptural Art. [ Read Pdf ]38

Ankan Purkait                                

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 Understanding the Socio-Cultural Changes of 18th Century Bengal Through Company School of Painting   from Murshidabad and Calcutta. [ Read Pdf ] 39

Shubha Majumder                         

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 Context of Jainism in Chhotan    Museum Hotwar, Ranchi. [ Read Pdf ]40

Sudipa Ray Bandyopadhyay        

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 Nartteśvara or Naṭṭeśvara Images of Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]41

Mahboob Alam                              

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 Life and Society of Bengal in Late Eighteen and Early Nineteenth Century under the Gaze of an European  Artist. [ Read Pdf ]42

Syed Jamil Ahmed                       

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 Premodern Female Performers of Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]43

Mrinmoyee Ray                             

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 Visual Narratives of Monuments as Authorising Discourses. [ Read Pdf ]44

S M Saiful Islam                            

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 The Passing of Shah Jahan‟ Paintings by Abanindranath Tagore and Abdur Rahman  Chughtai.[ Read Pdf ]45

Muhammed Shohrab Uddin &

Sharmin Rezowana                   

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 Aquatic Species in Terracotta Art of Pre- Medieval Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]46

Thyagarajan Satyamurthy           

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 Sakthi Cult in Tamil Nadu. [ Read Pdf ]47

Aniruddha Maitra                          

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 Archaeological Remains from Some Sites of Western Varendra. [ Read Pdf ]48

Noorul Islam                                  

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 Coin of Ibrahim Sharki Sultan of Jounpur, His Army General Khanjahan Settled at Bagerhat, Bangladesh. [ Read Pdf ]49

Priyanku Chakraborty                   

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 A Hitherto Unpublished Image of Buddhist Mahākāla from Tripura, India. [ Read Pdf ]50

Niaz Zaman                                    

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 The Sacred and the Secular in the Nakshi Kantha. [ Read Pdf ]51

Aksadul Alam                                

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 Aspects of Geographical-Cultural Processes and Making of the „Personality‟ in Early Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]52

Ayesha Begum                              

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 Mughal River Forts around Dhaka. [ Read Pdf ]53

Dipsikha Acharya &

Bidhan Halder                                 

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 A Note on a Hitherto Unpublished Votive Tablet from Abhana/Avana in the District of Balasore, Odisha.[ Read Pdf ]54

Nusrat Jahan                                  

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 Flora and Fauna Depicted on the Selected Terracottas of Chandraketugarh. [ Read Pdf ]55

Md. Nasir Uddin (Mobin)               

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 Various Architectural Issues to Understand Early Medieval Buddhit Monuments of Bengal. [ Read Pdf ] 56

Enamul Haque                               

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 Some Observations on Hindu Iconography of Bengal. [ Read Pdf ]57