Non-graphic art forms

Story of Khajuraho. ..More

Auguste Rodin. ..More

Introduces some of the finest examples that illustrate the development of art in and round in Tibet. This work describes Buddhist sculpture from the vast number recorded and researched by the author. It features 419 Buddhist sculptures in the collection of the Jo khang / Lhasa gTsug lag khang.. ..More

Sculpture Today. ..More

For the Love of God. ..More

Featuring photographs, this book traces the history of Chinese sculpture throughout the imperial period. By outlining the principles which underlie all forms of statuary, regardless of size and material, it aims to elucidate the extent to which sculpture in China has been adapted to serve the political, practical and spiritual needs of its rulers.. ..More

Homeward: Sculpture of Oded Halahmy. ..More

The temples of Khajuraho represent the finest tradition of Indian architecture and sculpture.. ..More

Tibetan sculpture poses particular challenges to the art historian because of difficulties in dating works and ascertaining the provenance from their style. This book will explore the issue surrounding these problems. The examples are drawn principally from the extensive Nyingjei Lam collection.. ..More

The book consists of a major essay on the subject and biographical presentations of seven sculptors who form a distinctive school in contemporary Indian sculpture. Both are profusely illustrated.. ..More

The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini. ..More

Echoing Images: Couples in African Sculpture. ..More