Unfinished: Stone Carvers at Work on the Indian Subcontinent. By Vidya Dehejia and Peter Rockwell

Journal of the American Oriental Society 138 (1) (2021)
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The Unfinished: Stone Carvers at Work on the Indian Subcontinent. By Vidya Dehejia and Peter Rockwell. New Delhi: rOLI BOOkS, 2016. Pp. 280, illus.

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