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Mathura School of Sculpture

Mathura School of Sculpture: Development and Major Features in the Context of Uttar Pradesh

Introduction The history of Indian art and sculpture is a profound reflection of the cultural, spiritual, and aesthetic ideals that have shaped the subcontinent for thousands of years. Among the great centers of ancient Indian art, Mathura—located in the modern state of Uttar Pradesh—occupies a distinctive place. Situated on the banks of the Yamuna River,…

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The Influence of Buddhism and Jainism on Indian Art and Architecture

Introduction Buddhism and Jainism, two of the most significant religious traditions that emerged in ancient India, have played a crucial role in shaping the country’s artistic and architectural heritage. Both religions emphasize non-violence, spiritual liberation, and asceticism, which are deeply reflected in their artistic expressions. Their influence can be observed in rock-cut caves, stupas, chaityas,…

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