Carving Kingship: Political and Religious Identity in Nāyaka Art
Carving Kingship: Political and Religious Identity in Nāyaka Art
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2022
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George, Marina
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Lavy, Paul A.
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Art History
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"Carving Kingship: Political and Religious Identity in Nāyaka Art" is an inquiry into notions of kingship and the visual associations made by Nāyaka dynasties in Tamil Nadu, India nearly a century after the downfall of the Vijayanagara Empire, in order to identify their priorities, and recognize patterns of intent in their art.
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129 pages
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