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Viśvarūpa

T. S. Maxwell · Jan 1, 1988 · 303 pages · eng

ArtReligionHistory

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Viśvarūpa, god as the universe or multiheaded figures in human form in Indic sculptures and bronzes, 1st-9th century; a study.

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Author
T. S. Maxwell
Published
Jan 1, 1988
Pages
303 pages
Language
eng
ISBN
0195621174
Genres
Art,Religion,History
Publishers
Oxford University Press
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