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نویسندگان: Carol Radcliffe Bolon
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781803272542, 1803272546
ناشر: Archaeopress
سال نشر: 2022
تعداد صفحات: 144
زبان: English
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب نور ارادت: چراغ های نفتی کرالا نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
Light of Devotion: Oil Lamps of Kerala، مطالعهای عمیق در مورد چراغهای نفتی قرون وسطایی کرالا و فراتر از آن، فصل جدیدی را به تاریخ هنر هند ارائه میکند. این اشیاء هنری منابع اولیه برای بحث گسترده تر در مورد استفاده آیینی چراغ های نفتی هندو، تاریخ فرهنگی مرتبط و منحصر به فرد آنها، نقوش، سبک و موضوع آنها هستند. از منطقه ای که کمتر مورد مطالعه قرار گرفته است، آنها شامل شاهکارهای مینیاتوری برنزی از نمایش های فیگوراتیو و اسطوره ای هستند. بسیاری از قطعات ارائه شده قبلاً منتشر نشده اند. سنتهای هندو و فلسفه زیربنایی این نذورات به خدایان معبد که با چراغهای نفتی شعلهور نشان داده میشوند، کسانی را که تاریخ ادیان، تاریخ هنر و مطالعات آسیای جنوبی را مطالعه میکنند، مورد توجه قرار میدهد. نویسنده چراغهای نفتی را که نه تنها در کرالا یافت میشود، بلکه نمونههایی را که در مجموعهای از موزهها و مجموعههای بینالمللی کشف شده است، گنجانده است. این چراغ ها و کتیبه های آنها کلیدی برای باز کردن مشکل قدمت مجسمه برنز کرالان است.
Light of Devotion: Oil Lamps of Kerala, an in-depth study of the medieval oil lamps of Kerala and beyond, contributes a new chapter to the history of Indian art. These art objects are primary sources for a broader discussion of the ritual use of Hindu oil lamps, their related and unique cultural history, their motifs, style and subject matter. From an understudied region, they include miniature masterpieces in bronze of figural and mythic representations. Many of the pieces presented are previously unpublished. Hindu traditions and the underlying philosophy of these votive offerings to temple deities represented by the flaming oil lamps will interest those who study history of religions, art history and South Asian studies. The author has included oil lamps found not only in Kerala but also examples discovered in an international array of museums and collections. These lamps and their inscriptions offer a key to unlock the problem of the dating of Keralan bronze sculpture.
Cover Map Title Page Copyright Page Contents Page Acknowledgements Note on names of towns Art of Devotion Collections Festivals Bibliography Inscriptions Dating difficulties Figure 1. Rama, Sita and Lakshmana, Kerala, c. 12th century, 6.5 inches, Collection of the late Dinesan Natesan, Bengaluru Figure 2. Oil lamp, Egypt, Mamluk period, c. 1360, Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. F1957.19 Figure 3. Wall of lamps, Mahadeva temple, Ettumanar, Kerala, Figure 4. Metal shop employee inscribing a new kindi, Mannar, Kerala Figure 5. Tree--shaped lamp, inscribed 1555, Denver Museum of Art, Colorado, height 25 inches, diameter 15 in, Gift in Life Trust from Mrs. Irene Littledale Downs in memory of William H. Downs, acc. no. 1964.8A-E. Photo Courtesy Denver Art Museum Figure 6. cleaning disassembled oil lamp Classification Names of Some Oil Lamps Stationary Lamps Suspension Lamps Portable Lamps Suspension Lamps Archaeological Museum, Dadigama, Sri Lanka, elephant-shaped oil lamp Gaja/elephant-shaped lamps CSMVS, Mumbai, elephant-shaped lamp found at Jogeshvari, Maharashtra Thrissur State Museum elephant-shaped oil lamp from Thripunithura, Kerala Kuthira Maliga Museum, Thiruvananthapuram, elephant-shaped oil lamp Vimana vilakku/ Temple model-shaped lamps Gaja Lakshmi Mythic Depictions Non-mythic suspension lamps Figure 7. Shasta riding his elephant vehicle, Chola, Government Museum Chennai, Figure 8. Pooram festival, Kerala Figure 9. Elephant-shaped suspension oil lamp, Dadigama, Sri Lanka, c. 1100-1150, Archaeological Museum, Dadigama, acc. no. 2.12 Figure 10. hydrostatic oil release Figure 11. Elephant-shaped suspension oil lamp with chain figures, Jogeshvari, c. 1100-1150, CSMVS, acc. no. B84. Courtesy of the Trustees of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalya Figure 12. Chain detail figure 11 Figure 13. Chain figures detail figure 11 Figure 14. Elephant-shaped suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/3, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 15. Elephant-shaped suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/4, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 16. Temple elephant with caparison jewelry and kolam, Kerala Figure 17. Elephant-shaped suspension oil lamp with Shiva, Kuthira Maliga Museum, Thiruvananthapuram Figure 18. Temple-shaped suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/34, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 19. Arjuna and Shiva hunting a boar, detail of Figure 18 Figure 20. Temple-shaped suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/2, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 21. Temple-shaped suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/1, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 22. Deity in sanctum, detail of Figure 21, Thrissur State Museum 10/1 Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 23. Vadakunathan Shiva temple, Thrissur, Kerala Figure 24. Temple-shaped suspension oil lamp, Nepal, 19th century, Courtesy of the Trustees of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalya, 22.2316, 21.75 by 13.5 inches, Sir Ratan Tata Art Collection Figure 25. Gaja Lakshmi suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/36 (reverse of Figure 26), Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 26. Shiva Kudumban suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/36 (reverse of Figure 25), Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 27. Krishna Fluting, suspension oil lamp, British Museum 1880.4063, (reverse of Figure 28), height 12.5 inches by diameter 10.75, Gift of Richard Payne Knight in 1824, Photo courtesy British Museum Figure 28. Gaja Lakshmi, suspension oil lamp, British Museum 1880.4063 (reverse of Figure 27), Photo courtesy British Museum Figure 29. Gaja Lakshmi, part of a suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 12/12 (reverse of Figure 30), Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 30. Processional scene, part of a suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 12/12 (reverse of Figure 29), Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 31. Gaja Lakshmi suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/5 (reverse of Figure 32), Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 32. Foliate design on suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/5 (reverse of Figure 31), Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 33. Gaja Lakshmi suspension oil lamp, Napier Museum, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, 322 Figure 34. Gaja Lakshmi suspension oil lamp, c.14th century, height 15 inches, Natesan Collection, Mumbai Figure 35. Padmanabhaswamy suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/35, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 36. Foliate design on reverse, Thrissur State Museum 10/35 (reverse of Figure 35), Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 37. Postcard of Padmanabha in Padmanabhaswamy temple sanctum, Thiruvananthapuram, length 18 feet Figure 38. Padmanabha suspension oil lamp, Honolulu Museum of Art, 14th century, height 15.25 inches, diameter 12 inches, Gift of Christensen Fund, 2001 (10773.1) (reverse of Figure 39) Photo courtesy Honolulu Museum of Art, Hawaii Figure 39. Vishnu on Garuda, suspension oil lamp, Honolulu Museum of Art (reverse of 38) Figure 40. Padmanabha carved on wood temple part, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 41. Procession scene carved on wood temple part, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 42. Shri Poornathrayesa, temple base stone relief figure of Shri Poornathrayesa Figure 43. Padmanabhaswamy, suspension oil lamp, British Museum 1880.1610 (reverse of Figure 45), Photo courtesy of British Museum Figure 45. Rama suspension oil lamp, British Museum 1880.1610 (reverse of Figure 43), Photo courtesy British Museum Figure 44. Bhudevi, c. 14th century, height 10 5/8 inches, Bhansali collection, New Orleans Figure 46. Mounted horse suspension oil lamp, Padmanabhapuram Palace, Thiruvananthapuram, 18th century Figure 47. Horse head suspension oil lamp, 19th century, Dakshina Chitra, Chennai Figure 48. Kuthu on staff in procession, Photo courtesy of Pepita Seth Figure 49. Female acrobat suspension oil lamp, 11 inches, 18th century, Karnataka, Kelkar Museum, Pune Figure 50. Mythical parrot suspension oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum 10/16, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 51. Lotus suspension oil lamp, height 12.5 inches, Thrissur State Museum 10/11, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 52. (Detail of Figure 51), Thrissur State Museum 10/11 with inscription, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 53. Ladies procession with suspension oil lamps, Photo courtesy Pepita Seth Stationary Lamps Mada vilakku/wall niche lamps Vriksha vilakku or Tree-shaped lamps Kavara vilakku, branching lamp Nila or Kuthu vilakku or stambha Lakshmi Deepa/Fortune Lamp Kindi, ritual water pot lamp Figures 54-57. Wall niche lamps, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 60. Wall niche lamp, Dakshina Chitra, Chennai Figures 61. Wooden lamp stands for mada, Dakshina Chitra and Vijayaraghavan collections, Chennai Figures. 58-59 Wall niche lamps, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 63. Tree-shaped oil lamp, Shiva temple, Ernaculum, Photo courtesy Srikumar M. Menon Figures 62. Wooden lamp stands for mada, Dakshina Chitra and Vijayaraghavan collections, Chennai Figure 64. Deepastambha, 16th century, Mahadeva temple, Ettumanar Figure 65. Dharmavijayastambha, Mangalore, Karnataka Figure 66. Flagstaff collar detail including Krishna Venugopala and 21 other gods in relief, 15th century, height 5 inches, diameter 13.75 inches, British Museum 1880.1609 Payne Knight Collection, Photo courtesy British Museum Figure 67. Deepastambha, Thrissur State Museum, acc. no. 10/33, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 68. Tree-shaped ground oil lamp, Sri Mahadeva temple, Sreekovil, Vaikom, Kerala, height 5-6 feet, now retired. Figure 69. Tree-shaped ground oil lamp, 13th century, Kerala, height 53 inches width 31 inches Honolulu Museum of Art, HI, Gift of Christensen Fund 2001, acc no. 106.46.1, Photo Shuzo Uemoto Figure 70. Krishna fluting, (detail of top portion of Figure 69) Figure 71. Tree-shaped ground oil lamp, 14th century, Kerala, height 45.5 in, width 31 inches, Collection of the late Mahadevan Natesan, Bengaluru. Figure 72. Gopis at base, (detail of Figure 71) Figure 73. Peacock tree-shaped ground oil lamp, height 37.4 inches, Thrissur State Museum, 10/18, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 74. Peacock tree-shaped oil lamp, height 48 inches, c. 17-18th century, Thrissur State Museum 10/17, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 75. Tree-shaped ground oil lamp, height 4-5 feet, missing crowning element, Kuthira Maliga Museum, Thiruvananthapuram Figure 76. Tree-shaped ground oil lamp in temple, Kavara vilakku. Figure 77. Branching oil lamp, height 37 inches, Napier Museum, Thiruvananthapuram 110A Figure 78. Branching oil lamp, Kumaranallur temple, Kerala, 15th century, height 44 inches, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 2005.75, Friends of Indian Art and Oak Lodge Foundation in memory of Barbara Hunt, and the Kathleen Boone Samuels Memorial Fund, Phot Figure 79. figures on shaft (details of Figure 78) Figure 80. Branching oil lamp, height about 5 feet, 16th century, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 81. Branching oil lamp, inscribed on base, 17th century, Thrissur State Museum 10/11, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 82. Ground oil lamp, Thrissur State Museum, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 83. Ground oil lamp, 36.75 inches, Thrissur State Museum 10/24, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 84. Ground oil lamp, c. 17th century, Thrissur State Museum 10/20, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 86. Ground oil lamp with rooster-like crowing element, height 39 inches, c. 18th century, Thrissur State Museum 10/19 Department of Archaeology, Kerala. Figure 85. Ground oil lamp, height 33 inches, c. 17th- 18th century, Thrissur State Museum 10/27, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 87. Ground oil lamp with peahen crowning element, Kuthira Maliga Museum, Thiruvananthapuram Figure 88. Ground oil lamp with doves crowning element, Kuthira Maliga Museum, Thiruvananthapuram Figure 89. Ground oil lamp with swan, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 90. Female figural oil lamp, Doll, c. 17th century, height 11 inches, Napier Museum, Thiruvananthapuram, acc. no. 574, open access photo Figures 91-92. Female figural oil lamp of a donor couple, 17th century Nayak period, Karnataka, height 86.4 inches, Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Washington, D.C. S 2000.9.1, Photo courtesy Sackler Gallery, and details. Figure 93. Female figural oil lamp, c. 16th century, height 23.5 inches, Crafts Museum, New Delhi, 7/2134 Figure 94. Female figural oil lamp, c. 16th century, height 23.5 inches, Crafts Museum, New Delhi, 7/2134, detail of 93. Figure 95. Female figural oil lamp, height 11 inches, 17th century Nayak period, height 11 inches, Karnataka, Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas City, MO, 35-309 Figure 96. Female figural oil lamp, lower part, Thrissur State Museum, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 97. Female figural oil lamp, silver with partial gilding, 1850-1890, Karnataka, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, From the Collection of William K. Ehrenfeld, M.D., 2005.64.180.a-b. Photograph © Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. Size: H. 14 1/2 i Figure 98. Kindi oil lamp, Napier Museum, acc. no. 112, H. 15 ¾, W. 4 1/3 inches Figure 99. Kindi, Radeesh Shetty collection, Bengaluru Figure 100. Kindi, 19th century, Portuguese oil lamp, Ebay Figure 101. Kindi, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 102. Nagathiri, Napier Museum, Thiruvananthapuram, 164 Portable Lamps Arti/prayer Changalavatta Vanchi vilakku, boat-shaped processional torch Figure 103. Pidi, Napier Museum, Thiruvananthapuram, #576 Figure 104. Lady, Karnataka, height 4 inches, length 14.5 inches, Shankaranand Natesan collection, Bengaluru Figure 105. Lion/man, Shankaranand Natesan collection, Bengaluru Figure 106. Cambodian lotus arti Figure 107. Tree arti, Thrissur State Museum 13/11, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 108. Arti, drawing from Illustrations of Metal Work in Brass and Copper, Figure 144 Figure 109. Arti in ritual use, Meenakshi temple, Madurai Figure 110. Changalavatta in ritual temple procession, Photo courtesy of Pepita Seth Figure 111. Changalavatta, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 112. Changalavatta, drawing from Illustrations of Metal Work in Brass and Copper Figure 125 Figures *113-114. Changalavatta, Denver Art Museum, acc.no. ?, credit line ? Figure 115. Oil pot, Thrissur State Museum 13/6, Department of Archaeology, Kerala Figure 116. Oil lamps, Mattancherry Palace, Courtesy Mattancherry Palace Museum Figure 117. Vanchi oil lamp, Vijayaraghavan Collection, Chennai Figure 118. Vanchi oil lamp, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Kerala, 9 ¼ by 15 inches c. 17th century, Stella Kramrisch Collection 1994, 1994-148-109a, b, Photo courtesy Philadelphia Museum of Art Figure 119. Vanchi oil lamp, Napier Museum, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, 15 by 13.5 inches, acc no. 285, open access Figure 120. Kuthu, cup type torch horse head, Koyikkal Palace Museum, Nedamangadu Figure 121. Kuthu, horse-headed cup type suspended on chain, Vijayaraghavan collection, Chennai Figure 122. ritual use of kuthu oil lamps, photo courtesy of Pepita Seth Extra Parts Figure 123. Elephant with mahout, Kerala, Ashmolean Museum, height 11 inches, EA2013.97, Bequest of Douglas and Mary Barrett. Figure 124. Das Avatar suspension lamp part Thrissur State Museum, 10/12. Figure 125. Ardhanarishvara from plate of suspension oil lamp, Kerala, c.13th century Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, height 3.5 inches, acc. no. 1987.142.348, Samuel Eilenberg Collection, Gift of Samuel Eilenberg, Photo courtesy Metropolitan Museum Figures 126-128. Krishna/Ganesha from plate of suspension oil lamp, Shankaranand Natesan collection, Bengaluru Figure 129. Bala Krishna suspension oil lamp, c. 15th century, Vijayaraghavan Collection, Chennai Figure 130. Krishna Venugopala suspension oil lamp, Vijayaraghavan Collection, Chennai Figure 131. Krishna Venugopala suspension oil lamp part, (Gaja Lakshmi on reverse) British Museum1979.06251, donated by Mrs. Edith Lande, height 3.5 in, width 15.2 inches, Photo courtesy British Museum Figure 132. Birds from oil lamps, collection of Uma Rao, Bengaluru Figure 133. Kartikeya riding his peacock, part of a suspension oil lamp, Kerala, c. 14th century, height 11 ¾ in width 7 ½ inches, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem MA, Gift of Marilyn Walter Grounds, 2002, acc. no. E302038 Figure 134. Peacock suspension oil lamp (missing figure of Kartikeya?), height 13.5 inches, with chain 47 inches, Photo courtesy Skinner, Inc. www.skinnerinc.com Conclusion Characteristics South Indian bronze imagery Production features of style Iconography Dynastic arts Figures 135-138. Guardian pair, Thrissur State Museum, from Iranikulam, Kerala, bronze, less than human size. Figures 139-140. Ablution of Venugopala, former Lenart Collection. Figure 141. Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, Irinjalikuda temple, 10th century Figure 142. Natesa, Kalmariaditya tandava, height 8 inches, Sotheby, lot 279, 19 Sept. 2008. Figure 143. Yoga Narasimha, Kerala, height 8.5 inches, former Pan Asian collection. Bibliography Index Back cover