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Homage to Orissa (Editorial)
| Title: | Homage to Orissa (Editorial) | | Author: | Anand, Mulk Raj | | Publication: | Marg | | Enumeration: | Vol. 8 Issue no. 4; September 1955, p. 2-4 | | Abstract: | Despite the strain of unity in India's fundamental tradition, climatic and social factors provide a richly unique turn to the same common doctrine. Thus, the early Jaina and Buddhist art around Bhubaneswar has a different form to that on the fringes of the Deccan. Again, the ruins of Sisupalgarh and Keonjargarh show a different sense of carving and colour from Ajanta. A programme of self-awareness of one's own inheritance can lead to creative works -- not only in artistic self-expression but also in the construction of present-day necessities such as dams, roads, even cities. Source of Abstract: Provided by Publisher | | Tools: |
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