Add to ORKGInterior of Caitya Hall showing the natural lighting from the window illuminating up to the lower part of the seated Buddha statue. c. 700-750 A.D
Chaitya hall No. 10 is the oldest construction at Ajanta and may be dated to the 2nd century B.C. It...
The painting on the cave wall depicts several seated half-clothed figures inside an architectural se...
<p>Udayagiri, Madhya Pradesh. Cave 7, damaged figure of Skanda, on the east wall of the cave adjacen...
Ellora, located southwest of Ajanta in western India, has been the site for both Hindu and Buddhist ...
Perhaps two of the most magnificent Buddhist rock-cut sanctuaries are located at Ellora, Caves 10 an...
Of the few Buddhist structures at Ellora, most are beautifully handled in terms of their decorationa...
This Buddhist cave, which resembles a hall, is one of the largest of the group. It measures 115 feet...
This cave is reached by way of a staircase which leads to a stylobate, decorated with dwarfs and gro...
Cave 2 is another chaitya hall at Ajanta and is dated the 6th or very early 7th century A.D. The att...
Among the deities represented in the ceiling of Cave 1 is the jovial little god, Kubera, who preside...
This cave, of which an inscription tells us that it was excavated in 578, has a frontal gallery, dec...
The Karla Caves or Karle Caves or Karla Cells are a complex of ancient Indian Buddhist rock-cut cave...
Of the 29 caves at Ajanta, only four are chaitya halls, and the others are Viharas (monk's dwelling)...
<p>Udayagiri, Madhya Pradesh. Cave 7, detail of Kārttikeya, showing the breast of the peacock and da...
Kailasnath [sic] marks the victory of Brahmanism over Buddhism at Ellora in terms of imagery, H. Zim...
Chaitya hall No. 10 is the oldest construction at Ajanta and may be dated to the 2nd century B.C. It...
The painting on the cave wall depicts several seated half-clothed figures inside an architectural se...
<p>Udayagiri, Madhya Pradesh. Cave 7, damaged figure of Skanda, on the east wall of the cave adjacen...
Ellora, located southwest of Ajanta in western India, has been the site for both Hindu and Buddhist ...
Perhaps two of the most magnificent Buddhist rock-cut sanctuaries are located at Ellora, Caves 10 an...
Of the few Buddhist structures at Ellora, most are beautifully handled in terms of their decorationa...
This Buddhist cave, which resembles a hall, is one of the largest of the group. It measures 115 feet...
This cave is reached by way of a staircase which leads to a stylobate, decorated with dwarfs and gro...
Cave 2 is another chaitya hall at Ajanta and is dated the 6th or very early 7th century A.D. The att...
Among the deities represented in the ceiling of Cave 1 is the jovial little god, Kubera, who preside...
This cave, of which an inscription tells us that it was excavated in 578, has a frontal gallery, dec...
The Karla Caves or Karle Caves or Karla Cells are a complex of ancient Indian Buddhist rock-cut cave...
Of the 29 caves at Ajanta, only four are chaitya halls, and the others are Viharas (monk's dwelling)...
<p>Udayagiri, Madhya Pradesh. Cave 7, detail of Kārttikeya, showing the breast of the peacock and da...
Kailasnath [sic] marks the victory of Brahmanism over Buddhism at Ellora in terms of imagery, H. Zim...
Chaitya hall No. 10 is the oldest construction at Ajanta and may be dated to the 2nd century B.C. It...
The painting on the cave wall depicts several seated half-clothed figures inside an architectural se...
<p>Udayagiri, Madhya Pradesh. Cave 7, damaged figure of Skanda, on the east wall of the cave adjacen...