Kaimal, 2011 - Google Patents
Shiva Nataraja: Multiple Meanings of an IconKaimal, 2011
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- 1883913353624776722
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- Kaimal P
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- A Companion to Asian Art and Architecture
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The image type now commonly referred to as Shiva Nataraja (“King of the Dance”) may be the most famous form in India's visual arts (fig. 19-1). 1 In survey texts of world art, in India's handicraft shops, even on travel brochures and concert programs, images of this Hindu god …
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