Saptamaatorkaa Worship and Sculptures: An Iconological Interpretation of Conflicts and Resolutions in the Storied Braahmanical Icons: No. 3 (Perspectives in Indian Art & Archaeology, No. 3)

Book Detail:

• Publisher: D.K. Print World Ltd
• Author: Shivaji Pannikar
• ISBN: 9788124600740
• Pages: 327
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st
• Release Date: 31-12-1997
• Package Dimensions: 10.9 x 8.7 x 0.9 inches
• Languages: English

Description:
This book provides an iconological interpretation of conflicts and resolutions in Brahmanical storied icons, exploring their symbolism, historical evolution, and cultural significance. With a detailed examination of black-and-white photographs, it offers insights into the visual representation of religious and philosophical themes in Hindu iconography.

Key aspects of this study include:

• A scholarly analysis of Brahmanical iconography, focusing on narrative structures and their deeper meanings.
• The role of visual symbolism in expressing philosophical and theological conflicts.
• An exploration of resolutions depicted in religious art, revealing the synthesis of cultural traditions.
• A focus on specific iconographic traditions, shedding light on artistic, religious, and social influences.

This book is a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and students of Indian art, iconography, religious studies, and history. It provides a comprehensive perspective on how Brahmanical traditions have used visual storytelling to communicate profound philosophical ideas.

About the Author:
Shivaji Pannikar is a renowned scholar in Indian art history and iconography, specializing in the interpretation of religious and cultural symbols. His work bridges historical research with artistic analysis, offering readers a deeper understanding of India's visual traditions.