Vimala Vasahi temple, Dilwara, Rajasthan
Photograph
1882-1886 (Photographed)
1882-1886 (Photographed)
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This photograph illustrates the elaborately decorated marble interiors typical of Jain temples in western India. The carving on the pillars, ceilings, serpentine brackets and shrine are remarkably fine and represent a highpoint in Jain architecture. The Vimala Vasahi was built in 1031-2 and is one of five temples at Dilwara.
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Title | Vimala Vasahi temple, Dilwara, Rajasthan |
Brief description | Photograph of Dilwara Jain temple, Mount Abu, India, by Deen Dayal, c.1882-1886 |
Gallery label | This photograph illustrates the elaborately decorated marble interiors typical of Jain temples in western India. The carving on the pillars, ceilings, serpentine brackets and shrine are remarkably fine and represent a highpoint in Jain architecture. The Vimala Vasahi was built in 1031-2 and is one of five temples at Dilwara. |
Summary | This photograph illustrates the elaborately decorated marble interiors typical of Jain temples in western India. The carving on the pillars, ceilings, serpentine brackets and shrine are remarkably fine and represent a highpoint in Jain architecture. The Vimala Vasahi was built in 1031-2 and is one of five temples at Dilwara. |
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Accession number | 1481-1910 |
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Record created | May 14, 2008 |
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