Journal of Bengal Art Volume 15

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Vol. 15, 2010: 316 Pages, Plates 166 B/W and Colour 38; Size 11" x 9"; Tk. 1500/ US $ 45.

 

Pratip Kumar Mitra

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Rediscovering Gaur: Source Material in the Public Collections of the United Kingdom.

Knoundkar Alamgir

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Some Reflections on present State of Study of Sultanate Architecture in Bangladesh.

 

Noor Bano Sattar

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An Inscribed Image of the Buddhist Deity from West Bengal.

Rituparna Basu

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A study of the Kantha Art of Bengal: Contesting Claims of Tradition and Modernity.

 

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Journal of Bengal Art Volume 13 & 14

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Vols.13 & 14, 2008-2009: 312 Pages, Plates 264 B/W and Colour 11; Size 11" x 9"; Tk. 1500/US $ 45.

 

Gerald Kozicz

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From Mainamati to Nyarma: Remarks on the Development from Cruciform to Oblong-Shaped Temple Layouts

Niaz Zaman

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Presences and Absences: Feminine Representations in the Nakshi Kantha

Adelheid Herrmann-Pfandt

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The Tantric Buddhist Deity I-Trailokyavijaya in Pāla, Shingon#Vajrapān and Tibetan Art and Tantra Systematics

Andrea Loseries

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On the Synchrony of Mundane vs. Transmundane in Tāntrik Iconography: Hari Hari Hari Vāhana

 

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Journal of Bengal Art Volume 11 & 12

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Vols. 11 & 12, 2006 & 2007: 376 Pages B/W and Colour …… Size 11" x 9"; Tk. 1500/ US $ 50

Adelheid Herrmann-Pfandt

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Cakrasamvara Iconography and Buddhist Religious Politics in Medieval Bengal

Syed Ejaz Hussain

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Meaning and Message of Art on Bengal Sultan’s Coinage

Asok Datta

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Archaeology of Deulpota

A. K. M Yaqub Ali

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Two Epigraphs of Bengal Sultanate: A Study of Historical and Aesthetic Aspects

 

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