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ORIGINS OF THE EARLY BUDDHIST CHURCH ART

By Adris Banerji

Honorary Fellow, Sanskrit college Seminar, Calcutta

Sanskrit College

Calcutta

5550/1967/58p

CONTENTS

Foreword

Preface

Chapter One – Introduction

Chapter Two – Origins of the Imperial Pãtaliputra School

Chapter Three – Nationalistic Revival of Demotic Art

Chapter Four – So, called Indo – hellenistic School of Gandhãra

Chapter Five – Mathura, the Daughter of the Gods – its Art

Chapter Six – Origins of the Cult Image

Index

Addenda and Corrigenda

FOREWORD

The present brochure is an attempt to define the origins and various influences that went to the making of Buddhist Church Art and Architecture. It is now an established fact that since time immemorial various cultural streams have met to form the civilization of the historical period, and even during this period many alien ethnic traditions and cultures have contributed to the growth of the historical civilization.

The author of this brochure, Sri Adris Chandra Banerji, the younger son of that renowned historian, the late Professor Rakhal Das Banerji, and a colleague of mine for over five decades right through the school, college and the University days, is himself a devoted scholar in history and archaeology.

I hope the brochure will commend itself it to the academic world.

SanskritCollege                                                                Gauriath  Sastri

Calcutta,

January, 1967

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