Sangama: A Confluence of Art and Culture During the Vijayanagara Period

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Sangama: A Confluence of Art and Culture During the Vijayanagara Period explores the complex interaction among multiple social and cultural forces between the fourteenth and the seventeenth centuries in South India. It contains studies which are on Vijayanagara in particular using archaeological, architectural, inscriptional and textural sources and those which are broader in nature that suggest a complex interweaving of influences. This publication has been brought out in conjunction with the seminar Sangama: A Confluence of Art and Culture During the Vijayanagara Period, to be held in Houston and Los Angeles in November 2005.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Nalini Rao

Dr. Nalini Rao, Professor of World Art in Soka University of America, Ca., U.S.A. received her Ph. D in Ancient History and Archaeology from University of Mysore (1981) and a Ph. D in Art History from University of California Los Angeles (1991). She is the author of Boundaries and Transformations (1997) and joint author of Contours of Modernity (2005). Her forthcoming book is Royal Artistic Imagery at Vijayanagara.

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Title
Sangama: A Confluence of Art and Culture During the Vijayanagara Period
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
8188629480
Length
x+169p., Figures; Maps; Plates; Notes; References; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.
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