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Early Indian Terracottas considers Northern Indian terracottas from the third century B.C. to the first century A.D. It is in these four centuries that in the most literal sense of the word the earth was prepared to form the necessary basis for the Buddhist, Brahmanic and Jain iconography for centuries to come. This survey introduces mainly hitherto unpublished and complete figurines and plaques rather than fragments as is the case with most other publications on the same or similar subject. The mostly complete and well preserved moulded plaques and figurines will provide a fresh and clearer insight into the very refined art of the earlier Indian terracottas, which until recently were considered more as pieces of ethnographic interest or folk art rather than art objects in their own right.

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'To conclude, Bautze's essay is an important contribution to the study of South Asian religious iconography, thanks both to its excellent raw material and its rigorous (and explicitly stated) methodology.' Muhammad Usman Erdosy, International Journal of Hindu Studies, 1997.

Joachim K. Bautze, Ph.D. (1982) in Indian Art History, Free University of Berlin, Habilitation (1990) in Indian Art History, FU Berlin, occupies the chair for Art History of South Asia at the South Asia Institute of the Heidelberg University. He has published extensively on early Indian art as well as on Indian painting, including Indian Miniature Paintings, c. 1590-c. 1859 (Amsterdam, 1987).
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