Rosemary Crill Books

Arts of India 1550 1900

By John A. Guy, Deborah Swallow

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Indian Ikat textiles

By Rosemary Crill

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176 p. : 29 cm

Indian embroidery

By Rosemary Crill

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The Indian portrait 1560 1860

By Rosemary Crill

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Hindu Pantheon

By Edward Tyomkin

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This introduction to the main Hindu deities is illustrated with 65 delightful, delicate Indian miniature paintings from the last century. Hindu life and belief is rooted in a mythology of gods and...

A Dyeing Art

By Rosemary Crill, Marie Louise Nabholz Kartaschoff, Shri Gayam Govardhana, Jeremy Smith

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Textiles from India

By Rosemary Crill

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Contributed papers presented at a conference "Sutra: Thread, Ties, and Transformations- two thousand years of textile trade between the Indian sub-continent and the world" held at Calcutta in Octob...

Indian textiles

By Guy John

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Marwar painting

By Rosemary Crill

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History of of the School of Rajasthani painting developed by the Rathor clan of Rajputs who ruled Marwar from their capital in Jodhpur.

Trade Temple Court

By Rosemary Crill, Ruth Barnes

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