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Hoysala Art and Architecture
First Online: September 17,2000
Last Updated: March 09,2008
Table of Contents
| Hoysala Art An introduction to Hoysala art and architecture. |
Hoysala Dynasty A brief note on the Hoysala dynasty that ruled parts of South India from 1000 A.D. to 1346 A.D. Includes discussion of their legacy in Indian art. |
| Hoysala Temples of Belur Kamat writes that the temples of Belur exhibit a joyous exuberance of fancy, scorning mechanical refrain. "All that is wild in human faith or warm in feelings is found portrayed in these temples". |
Amriteshwara Temple All the Hindu mythologies come alive in this lesser known Hoysala temple of Tarikere town. |
- A damsel admires herself in a mirror
- Dancing Ganapati, Belur Sculpture
- Decorations of Shilabalika of Belur
- A front view of a typical Hoysala temple
- Gajasura Mardaka, God punishing the evil elephant
- Hoysala Emperor Vishnuvardhana and his Queen Shantala
- Intricately Carved Sculpture of a Dancer, Belur
- Mahalakshmi in Dance Pose
- A Rishi (sage) of Halebidu – Hoysala sculpture
- The Royal Emblem of Hoysala Kings
- Sculpture of Standing Vishnu
- A Sculpture of Hayavadana
- Seductress in Stone
- Two women at the Somanath temple, Somanathapur
- Vasudeva Carrying Infant Krishna Crosses Yamuna River
See Also:
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