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Volume 1.
This volume deals with the numismatic art of India up to c. AD 1835. The modern age in Indian coinage commenced in about that year.
The present treatise is divided into ten chapters and three appendices. While all the chapters are written by Prof. B.N. Mukherjee, appendices I, II, III are written respectively by Dr. Sabita Sharma, Dr. S. Suresh and Dr. Danish Moin, and revised of rearranged by Prof. B.N. Mukherjee. There are a List of Abbreviations and Select Bibliography. Numerous plates at the end illustrate several of the points discussed in the preceeding pages.
This volume contains a comprehensive history of art in Indian coins during the early and mediaeval periods. It embodies the first ever attempt in this directions. It is expected that the present treatise will be well recieved by the academic world.
Volume 2.
This volume contains an Album of Masterpiece of Indian Coins. The album includes photographs of excellent Indian coins of early and mediaeval periods. Each photograph is provided with a caption. The relevant coins are significant for the study of numismatic art of early and medieval India. The album is expected to of great help to the students of art and coins and also to the interested public.
This volume deals with the numismatic art of India up to c. AD 1835. The modern age in Indian coinage commenced in about that year.
The present treatise is divided into ten chapters and three appendices. While all the chapters are written by Prof. B.N. Mukherjee, appendices I, II, III are written respectively by Dr. Sabita Sharma, Dr. S. Suresh and Dr. Danish Moin, and revised of rearranged by Prof. B.N. Mukherjee. There are a List of Abbreviations and Select Bibliography. Numerous plates at the end illustrate several of the points discussed in the preceeding pages.
This volume contains a comprehensive history of art in Indian coins during the early and mediaeval periods. It embodies the first ever attempt in this directions. It is expected that the present treatise will be well recieved by the academic world.
Volume 2.
This volume contains an Album of Masterpiece of Indian Coins. The album includes photographs of excellent Indian coins of early and mediaeval periods. Each photograph is provided with a caption. The relevant coins are significant for the study of numismatic art of early and medieval India. The album is expected to of great help to the students of art and coins and also to the interested public.
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- PublisherMunshirm Manoharlal Pub Pvt Ltd
- Publication date2007
- ISBN 10 8121511895
- ISBN 13 9788121511896
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages561
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Vol. I. Historical and Aesthetics Perspectives Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Art in the early indigenous coins. 3. Art in the coins of the early non indigenous rulers (1). 4. Art in the coins of the early non indigenous rulers (II). 5. Art in the coinage of the Gupta empire. 6. Art in the post Gupta coinages in North India. 7. Art in the coins of Peninsular India (from the fourth to the thirteenth centuries). 8. Numismatic art in mediaeval India (First Phase) the coins of the Sultanates and Vijayanagara. 9. Numismatic art in mediaeval India (Second Phase) the coins of the Mughals and their contemporaries. 10. Epilogue. Appendices i. Symbols on Punch marked coins by Sabita Sharma. ii. Devices on the coins of far south of the early centuries AD by S. Suresh. iii. Art of Islamic calligraphy on Indian coins by Danish Moin. Select bibliography. Vol. II. An Album of the Masterpieces of Indian Coins Preface. I. 1. Punch marked coins. 2. Early uninscribed cast and die struck coins. 3. Local and tribal coins. 4. Coins of the Indo Greeks. 5. Coins of the Saka Pahlava rulers. II. 6. The coins of the imperial Kushanas and their successors. 7. Coins of the early far south and the Deccan. 8. The coins of the imperial Guptas. 9. Coins of proto mediaeval North India. 10. Coins of proto mediaeval South India. III. 11. Coins of mediaeval South India. 12. Coins of mediaeval North and Central India (Pre Mughal). 13. Coins of the imperial Mughals. 14. Coins of mediaeval North East India. 15. The Sikh coinage. 16. Coins of the early modern period. Volume I deals with the numismatic art of India up to C. AD 1835. The modern age in Indian coinage commenced in about that year. Volume I divided into ten chapters and three appendices. It contains a comprehensive history of art in Indian coins during the early and mediaeval periods. It embodies the first ever attempt in this directions. It is expected that the present treatise will be well received by the academic world. The volume two contains an Album of Masterpieces of Indian coins. The Album includes photographs of excellent Indian coins of early and mediaeval periods (with some exceptions). Each photograph is provided with a caption. The relevant coins are significant for the study of numismatic art of early and mediaeval India. The album is expected to be of great help to the students of art and coins and also to the interested public. 562 pp. Seller Inventory # 66624
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