Indian Bronze sculpture & Indo-Islamic Architecture

Bronze sculpture and statuettes of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain icons discovered date from

• 1st cen

• 2nd cen

• 3rd cen

• 6th cen

kaliya krishna belongs to _______ period.

• Kushan

• Gandhar

• Chola

• Gupta

Remarkable bronzes casted in south India during Chola period during

• 2nd to 7th cen A.D

• 2nd to 6th cen A.D

• 7th to 12th cen A.D

• 2nd to 12th cen A.D

Nataraja and Devi Uma are of period

• 2nd to 6th cen A.D

• 7th to 12th cen A.D

• 4th to 6th cen A.D

• None of the above

After the completion of the wax based image, a thick coating of paste is applied which is prepared by mixing equal parts of _______________.

• brick dust and plaster of paris

• Clay, brick dust and plaster of paris

• Clay and plaster of paris

• wax and plaster of paris

Apasmara is the

• demon of anger

• Demon of ignorance

• Divine figure shown in chola period

• demon of forgetfulness

Bhujangatrasita stance represents

• Jwalamala

• Tirobhava

• roudrabhava

• All of the above

Nataraja is made in

• 6th cen A.D

• 8th cen A.D

• 10th cen A.D

• 12th cen A.D

The history of Indian Bronze sculpture goes back to the Indus Valle Civilization where the archeologist found-

• Dancing girl

• Chariot

• Bull

• All of the above

"Charoit from Daimabad" is from

• Chola period

• Gandhar period

• Indus Valley civilization

• None of the above