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Seeker's Thoughts: The Amaravati School of Art: India's Third Great Sculptural Tradition
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Seeker's Thoughts: The Amaravati School of Art: India's Third Great Sculptural Tradition
Ask most people to name the great schools of ancient Indian sculpture and they'll say Gandhara and Mathura. There's a third that deserves a place beside them. In the lower Krishna valley of what is now Andhra Pradesh, sculptors working in pale limestone produced some of the most graceful, crowded and alive narrative art of the ancient world. It's known as the Amaravati school. Where and when The school takes its name from Amaravati, near the anc…
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