Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy

A Working Bibliography

Compiled by Dr. Rama P. Coomaraswamy Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy

A Working Bibliography

Compiled by Dr. Ram a P. Coomaraswamy

Department of Culture Lalit Kala Akademi

New Delhi INTRODUCTION

In preparing a bibilography of Ananda K. Coomaraswamy, one is faced with an almost impossible task. The wide variety of topics covered is only surpassed by the great range of journals in which he wrote. He published in many lands as far apart as America and Japan, and often in obscure scholarly journals that have long since ceased to be printed. Some of his writings appear­ ed in surprisingly "popular" journals that are rarely preserved in libraries.

Copyright Dr. RAMA P. COOMARASWAMY Mr. James Crouch of Australia has embarked upon the task Dearfield Medical Building, 4, Dearfield Drive of compiling a complete bibliography and has completed the Greenwich, Conn. 06830 (U.S.A.) period of 1900-1906. This has been published in The Ceylon Journal of Historical and Social Studies, (Vol. III, July-December 1973, pp. 54-66.). His work will take many years to complete. The present bibliography makes no claim to completeness - indeed the important area of book reviews has been entirely omitted. Its aim is to bring together in one place the major essays, and to inform the reader where these may be located. In addition, and appendix is added that lists the publications of "Collected Essays" and their contents.

The present compiler wishes to acknowledge his indebtedness to Mr. James Crouch for the period 1_900-1906 and for his corre­ ctions to the draft form of this bibliography; to Ars Islamica (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Vol. XX for the initial bibliography; to the bibliography prepared by him and Mrs. Coomaraswamy in 1948 ; to Durai Raja Singam ofMalayasia; to Dr. Roger Lipsey, to the library of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and above all to Princeton University Press for their assistance which at all times has been most generous.

Rama P. Coomaraswamy 1900

1. On Ceylon Rocks and Graphite Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, (London), LVI, No. 223 , August 1900, pp. 590- 614, 4 text illus., I plate.

1901

2. Note on the Occurence of Corundum as a Contact-Mineral at Pont Paul near Morlaix (Finistere) ibid. LVII, Feb. 1901 , pp. 185- 188, 3 fi gs .

3. Sur Kenntniss der Graphitlagerstatten : III Die Graphit­ lagerstatten der Insel Ceylon by E. Weinscbenck. Geological Magazine, (London), New Series, Decade IV, No. 4, April 1901 , pp. 175-177.

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4. The Crystalline Limestones of Ceylon Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, (London), LVIII, No. 231 August 1902, pp. 399- 422, 7 text ill us ., 2 plates (folding maps).

5. Origin of the Crystalline Limestones of Ceylon Geological Magazine, (London), New Series, Decade IV, Vol. IX, No. ~ ' August 1902, pp. 375- 378.

6. The Point-de-Galle group (Ceylon) : Wallastonite-Scapolite Gneisses. Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, (London), LVIII, No. 232, November 1902, pp. 680-689, 7 text illus., 1 plate.

7. Occurrence of Radiolaria in Gondwana Beds Near Madras Geological M agazine, (London), New Series, Decade IV, Vol. IX, 1902, pp. 305- 308, 9 text illus.

8. Note on the Scenery of Ceylon Geological M agazine, (London), New Series, Decade IV, Vol. IX, No. 10, Octo­ ber 1902, pp. 476- 477. A summary was published in the 3 2 16. Uraninite (i.e. Thorianite), Spolia Zeylanica, (Colombo), I, Reports of the Seventy-Second Meeting of the British Part 4, February 1904, pp. 112- 113, 1 text illus. Association for the Advancement of Science held at Belfast in September 1902, John Murray :London, 1903, pp. 613-614. 17. Report on Thorianite and Thorite Published With a Report 1903 on the Occurrence of Thorium-Bearing Jtiinerals in Ceylon by Wyndham R. Dunstan, Director, Imperial Institute. 9. Contributions to Ceylon Geology : Occurrence of Corundum Publisher unknown : Colombo, 1904, 5 pgs., 2 text illus. in situ near Kandy, Ceylon Geological Magazine, (London : A second edition was published in 1905. New Series, Decade IV, Vol. X, No. 8, August 1903, pp. 348-350. (See also Nos. 13, 14 and 21). 18. Mineralogical Notes Spolia Zeylanica, (Colombo), II Part 6, August 1904: pp. 57- 64. 10. Serendibite, a New Borosilicate from Ceylon Mineralogical Magazine, (London), ' XIII, No. 61 , February 1903, pp. 19. Mineral Resources (of Ceylon) St. Louis World's Fair, 1904 224-227, 1 illus. Official Handbook of the Ceylon Court, George J.A. Skeen, Government Printer, Ceylon : Colombo, 1904, pp. 146-152, 11. Observations on the Tiree Marble, with notes on others from 2 text illus., 1 plate. Iona Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, LIX, February 1903, pp. 91-103, 2 illus. 1905 1904 20. Mineralogical Survey. Report of the Director of the Minera­ 12. Mineralogical Survey. Report of the Director of the Mineralo­ logical Survey for 1904' Ceylon Administrative Reports for gical Survey for 1903 Ceylon Administrative Reports for the the year 1904, George J. A. Skeen, Government Printer, Year 1903, George J. A. Skeen, Government Printer, Ceylon : Colombo 1905, Vol. II, Part 4, pp. El-E21, 10 Ceylon : Colombo, 1904, Part IV, pp. LI- Ll2, 1 I text illus., text illus., 1 fold. map, 3 plates. (cf. 12, 41 and 67). 2 folding maps, 2 plates. (cf 20,41,67). 21. Contributions to the Geology of Ceylon : IV, Intrusive 13. Contributions to the Geology of Ceylon : II Silicification of Pyroxenites, Mica-Pyroxenites, and Mica-Rocks in the Crystalline Limestones Geological Magazine, (London), New Charnockite Series or Granulites of Ceylon' Geological Series, Decade V, Vol. I, January 1904, pp. 16- 19, 1 text Magazine, (London), New Series, Decade V, Vol. II, 1905, illus. (cf. entry 9, 14 and 21). pp. 363- 369, I plate. (cf entries 9, 13, and 14). 14. Contributions to the Geology of Ceylon : III, The Balangoda Group Geological Magazine (London), New Series, Decade 22. The Rocks and Minerals of Ceylon Colombo Museum, V, No.8, August 1904, pp. 418-422, 2 text illus., (cf. entry Guide to the Collections, (Edited by Arthur Willey), Govern­ 9, 13 and 21 ). ment Press : Colombo, 1905, 3rd Edition, pp. 50-66, 9 text illus., 1 plate. The complete guide, including the 15. the Crys talline Rocks of Ceylon Spolia Z eylanica, (Colombo), section written by Dr. Coomarswamy was republished I, Part 4, February 1904, pp. I 05 - 111 , 1 text illus., 1 pl. in Spolia Z eylanica, (Colombo), III, Part 9, March 1905. 5 4 Royal Asiatic Society, Ceylon Branch, (Colombo), XVIII, No. 23. Irregularly developed Crystals of Zircon (Sp. Gr. 4. 0) from 56, 1905 , pp. 413- 428, 3 text illus. Ceylon' Spolia Z eylanica, (Colmbo), If, Part 8, March 1905, pp. 189- 190, 3 text illus. 32. Kandyan Horn Combs Spolia Z eylanica, (Colombo), III, Part 10 October 1905, pp. 151-154, 2 text illus., 3 plates. Written 24. Report on the Occurrence of Cassiterite (Oxide of Tin) in Ceylon . with Mrs. Ethel M. Coomarswamy, his wife, and reprinted Government Printing office : Colombo, Ceylon, 1905, 3 pgs. in the Ceylon Observer, (Colombo), 27 October 1905, p. 7. 25. Recent Clays at Kuchavelli, (Ceylon) Geological Magazine, (London), New Series, Decade V, Vol. II, November 1905, 33. Civilization - At Home and Abroad Sandaresa, English Suppl. pp. 508-509 {This paper as well as another by R. B. Newton (Colombo), I, No. 17, 15 September 1905, p. 1. were summarized by Dr. Coomarswamy in Spolia Z eylanica, (Colombo), III, Part 2, January 1906, pp. 199-200). 34. Letter to the Editor. Kandyan (Colombo), Vol. II, No. 5, March 1905, pp. 112- 115. Reprinted under the title of 'Unexplored 26. Note to W. R . Dunstan : Report on a Consignment of Mica Kandyan Literature' in the Ceylon Observer (Colombo), 23, Forwarded by the Government of Ceylon' Ceylon Government June 1905, p. 7. Gazette, (Colombo), No. 6057, 1905, pp. 459-460.

27. Some Kandyan Crafts, a lecture given in the Town Hall, Kandy 35. Manufacture of Iron and Steel in Ceylon Ceylon Observer, November 14, 1904 and printed for the author at the Industrial (Colombo), 18 September 1905, p. 3. (An excerpt from' ... School : Kandy, Ceylon, January 1905 (300 Copies) . Report of the Director of Mineralogical Survey for 1904 .. .' - see entry 12.) 28. Borrowed Plumes. Printed for the author at the Industrial School: Kandy, Ceylon, January 1905, (100 copies). A Sinhalese 36. Recent Kandyan Architecture Sandaresa, English Suppl. translation of this pamphlet was issued in the same year (Colombo), I, No. 21, 13 October 1905, p. 4. as noted in the Ceylon National Review (Colombo), Vol. I, No. 2, July 1906, suppl., pp. 5. 37. Mr. Henry Holiday on English Dress Sandaresa, Engli sh Suppl. I, No. 22, 20 October 1905, p. 1. 29. An Open V :!tter to the Kandyan Ch iefs. Printed for the author at the Industrial School : Kandy, Ceylon, April 1905, (30 ~ copies). Initially printed as a letter in the 38. (The 'Ceylon) Social Reform Society Meeting at Kandy Sande­ Ceylon Obser ver, (Colombo), 17 February 1905, pp. 5-6. deresa, English Suppl. (Colombo), I, No. 29, 8, December 1905, p. 4. 30. Voluspa . Printed for author at the Industrial School : Kandy, Ceylon, August 1905. (A translation from the Icelandic 39. Social Reform The Ceylon, (Colombo), I, 1905, No. 1, pp. of the Elder Edda.) (40 copies) Reprinted in England in 1909 50-54. - see entry No. 103. 40. The s·ooal Reform Society The Theosophist (Madras, India), 31. Notes on Paddy Cult.ivation Ceremonies in the Ratnapura XXVII, No. 2, November 1905, pp. 136-140. District (Nawadun and Kuruwiti Korales)' Journal of the 6

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41: . Mineralogical Survey. Report of the Director of the Minera­ 48. The Loan Exhibition of Kandyan Art, Kandy Kachcheri, logical . Survey for 1905 Ceylon Administrative Reports for the January 5 and 6, 1906 Sandaresa, English Suppl. (Colo­ Year 1905;'H.C. Cottle, Government Printer, Ceylon : Colombo mbo), I, No. 33, 12 January 1906, p. 3. Reprinted in the ''190G;'·Part'IV, pp. EI- E19, 1 text illus., 1 fold . map, 5 plates. Cc ylon National Review, (Colombo), I No. 2, 1906, pp. (cf i2;· 20>and 67.) . · · ' 233- 235. 42. Minerals New or Rare in Ceylon Spolia Z eylanica, (Colombo), III, part 2, January 1906, pp. 198-199. 49. Scorpion Stings Spolia Ze;lanica, (Colombo), III, Part 12, -: April 1906, pp. 215-216. (Written by E. Ernest Green but 43. Handbook to the Exhibition of Arts and Crafts in Connection > ·• .. ~u.9ilng Coomaraswamy.) with the Ceylon Rubber Exhibtion, Peradeniva, September 13 to 27, 1906. H. M. Richards, Acting Government Printer, • •• 1 .,~P:i', ~dycation and Agricultural Progress in Denmark and Ceylon Ceylon : Colombo, 1906, 38 pgs., 4 plate >. ~-.;:: · •.1 ,..; . •. .. Tropical Agriculturist, (Colombo), XXVI, No. 3, 16 April ;v,;· ·; '"·::r. 1.?06, pp. 233-235. Reprinted with the same title in the Journal 44. Some Survivals in Sinhalese Art Journal cf the Royal Asiatic · Of the Ceylon University Association, (Colombo), I No. 1, Society, Ceylon Branch, (Colombo), XIX, No. 57, 1906, pp. 1 ~ ;, , . April 1906, pp. 83-86, and again in Sandaresa, English Suppl., 72-89, 20 text illus., 2 plates. (Colombo), I, No. 48, 4 May 1906, pp. 3-4.

45. Kandyan art : What it meant and how it ended Ceylon National 51 The Ceylon Social Reform Society: the Jaffna Branch Ceylon Review. (Colombo), I, No. 1, January 1906, pp. 1- 12. (The Observer, (Colombo), 15 June 1906, pp. 2-3. Reprinted under Ceylon National Review Journal of the Ceylon Social Reform the title of The Jaffna Branch in the Ceylon National Review, Society, was founded and edited throughout its existence by (Colombo), I, No. 2, July 1906, Suppl. pp. 12.:...25. Dr. Coomaraswamy with the assistance of Wilmot . Arth~LJr de Silva and Frank Lee Woodward; the last issu~ to apear 52. Anglicisation of the East Ceylon National Review, (Colombo), was Vol. IV, No. 10. January 1911.) . :,.; , ·:- .! ,, I, No. 2, July 1906, pp. 181-195.

46. Two Kandyan Brass Boxes Ceylon National Revie·w_ (Colombo) , ·, 53, .Sinhalese Earthenware' Spolia Zeylanica, (Colombo), IV, Part I, No. 1, January 1966, pp. 84-86, .: 1 -''plate .. 13,_July 1906, pp. 1-18, 9 text ill us., 3 plates. 54. Sinhalese Earthenware (Second Paper), Spolia Zeylanica, 47. Two Addresses. Printed for th~ author : bf < t ~lOmbo· ' Apothe- (Colombo), IV, Part 14- 15, December 1906, pp. 135-141. . caries Company, l.td' .:'; · ~ C:'olbm'oo~ ·. i 9d

58. Indig~nous Arts and Crafts (of Ceylon) Ceylon Observer, 67. Mineralogical Survey. Report of the Director of the Mine­ (Colombo), 4 De:ember 1906, p. 7. Reprinted under the title ralogical Survey for 1906.' Ceylon Administrative Reports of 'Suggestions for the Encouragement of Indigenous Arts for the Year 1906. H. C. Cottle, Government Printer, Colombo, and Crafts in Ceylon in Sandaresa, English Suppl., (Colombo), Ceylon, 1907, Part IV, pp. El- El4, 3 text illus., 3 maps. II, No. 26, 7 December 1906, p. 3 and again in Tropical Agri­ (See also entries Nos. 12, 20 and 41. AKC retired as director culturist, (Colombo), XXVII, No. 6, 15 December 1906, pp. at this time.) 497- 500. 68. The Present State of Indian Art : Part I, Painting and Sculpture 59. Royal Asiatic Society (Ceylon Branch) Sanderasa, English The Modern Review, (Calcutta, India), July 1907, pp. 1-5 Suppl., (Colombo), II, No. 11 , 10 August 1906, pp. 2-3. (See also entry No. 69).

60. The Teaching of Drawi ng in Ceylon Ceylon National Review, 69. The Present State of Indian Art : Part II, Architecture and I, No. 3, January 1907. Initially printed for the author by the Decorative Art' The Modern Review, (Calcutta), August 1907, Colombo Apothecaries Co., Ltd., : Colombo December 1906. pp. 1-9. (See also entry No. 68 .)

61. Speech, Hindu College, Jaffna. Translated by A. Mootootamby 70. Notes on Painting, Dyeing, Lacwork, Dumbara Mats, and Pillay, Nalvalar Press, Jaffna, 1906. (A Tamil translation of Paper in Ceylon' Jo urnal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Ceylon of the first address in the publication 'Two Addresses', entry Branch, (Colombo), XIX, No. 58, 1907, pp. 103-121. (Re­ No. 47.) vised and expanded version of No. 43.) 62. Monotony and Fashion' The Dress Review (London?), II, No. 1, 1906, pp. 3-6. 1908

1907 71. Th e Aims of Indian Art. Essex House Press, Norman Chapel, Broad Campden, Glos., England, May 1908 .. (275 copies). 63. The Deeper Meaning of the Struggle. Printed and sold by A.K. Reprinted under the title of 'The Aims and Methods of Indian Coomaraswamy at the Essex House Press, Norman Chapel, Art' in 'Essays in National Idealism' - entry No. 92. Repri­ Br~ a d Campden, Gloucester, England, November 1907. (1075 nted in the International, (London) 1908, pp. 59-72. copies) (This was William Morris's press which AKC owned Reprinted in Studies in Compairatve Religion (Middlesex, and used at his home.) Reprinted in 'Essays in National Ideali­ England), IX, Winter 1975, pp. 2-19. (This is a different item sm' - entry No. 92. than No. 72.)

64. Decline of Vegetarianism in Ceylon' Humane Review, (London) 72. The Aim of Indian Art' The Modern Review, (Calcutta), January 1907, pp. 1-8. 1908, pp. 15- 21. An abstract of this item is published under the title of 'Convention in Traditional Society' in Good Work 65 . Swadeshi The Indian Review, (Madras, India), January 1907, (Catholic Art Assoc., Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.), XXXI, No.2, pp. 4- 7. Spring 1968, pp. 34-38.

66. India and Ceylon Ceylon National Review, (Colombo), II, 73. Art of the East and of the West' Ceylon National Review No. 4, 1907, pp. 15-22. (Colombo), II, 1908, pp. 229- 233. Al so reprinted in New

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10 8 1. In dian Music The Hindustan Review, (Calcutta), December . . 1908, pp. 248-260. Age, (London), II, No. 21, 1903, pp. 408-409. Also reprinted in 'Essays in National Idealism'- entry No. 92. 82. Vegetarianism in Ceylon Ceylon National Review, (Colombo), II, No. 5, ! 908, pp .. 125-131. (Revised and expanded version 74. Mediaeval Sinhalese Art. Essex House Press, Norman Chapel, ofNo. 64.) ' '' · ' Broad Campden, Glos., England, December 1908; 340 pgs., .. ':' :, l ~ 55 plates, (425 copies). Second edition under the Patronage 83. · 'Fhe Village Community and MQdern Progress Ceylon National of the Government of Ceylon, revised and corrected by the Review, (Colombo), II, No. 7, 1908, pp. 249- 260. author; Pantheon: New York, 1956. 84. Sir Henry Craik on Education in India, Modern Review, (Cal- •' · . ctitta), April 1908, pp. 330- 333. 75. The Influence of Greek on Indian Art. Essex House Pre~s, Broad Campden, Glos., England, 75 copies. Second editiOn.' 50 8S:· The: Relations of Art and Religion in India Abstract printed copies. (Based on a talk delivered at the 15th Intern:twn~l in Transactions of the Third International Congress for the Oriental Congress, Copenhagen, 1908 and taken from Medi­ History of Religions, Oxford, 1908, pp. 70- 74. aeval Sinhalese Art' - entry No. 74. Also reprinted in 'Essays in National Idealism' - No. 92; and in Studies in Comparative 86. A Note on the Number of Craftsmen in the Kandyan Population · Religion, (Middlesex, England), VIII, No. I, ..Winter 1974, Ceylon National Review; (Colombo), II, No. 6, 1908, pp. pp. 42-50. ,-. 239-240. 87. The Indian Craftsman : I, The Village Craftsman, and II, The 76. Education in India' The Modern Review, (Calcutta), October Craft Guilds of the Great Cities The Modern Review, (Cal­ 1908, pp. 338- 343.R eprinted in 'Essays in National Idealism' cutta), 1908, pp. 507- 510. Reprinted in 'The Indian Crafts­ entry No. 92. man' - see entry No. 100. (see also Nos. 88 and 89). n. The Message of the East. Ganesh Press : Madras, 1908, 50 pgs., 88. The. Indian Craftsman : III, The Feudal Craftsman ofindia and frontspiece. (Includes Parts I, II and III, which were republished Ceylon ibid. 1908, pp. 30- 34, (See entry No. 87.) in The Modern Review in 1909 - see entry No. 93; but also includes an essay on 'Art and Swadeshi' which is not included 89. The Indian Craftsman : Standard and Regulation ibid. 190~, in No. 93.) pp. 191-196. (See entry No. 87).

78. Netra Mangalya, (or Ceremony of Painting the eyes of Images 90. Chank and other Objects from Maba Devale, Kandy . Spolia as Performed by Craftsmen in Ceylon. Essex House Press, Zevlanica, (Colombo), VI, 1909, pp:- ~ 185-186·. -; - -(t .. · Norman Chapel, Broad Campden, Glos., England, 1908, . . ·- ..<' -< . . .: . ..: .~~ : - ;~- .J: - ~- - :-,.: ~ _ . _ . .. ~.. : Orpheus, (London), 1une pp. (25 copies). (Reprint of a section from 'Mediaeval Sinhalese Art~ :· ~~d (;?;ff.:· ~p}ndia . }~09, 62- 66. Reprinted in 'Essays in National Idealism' _::see entry Art' - entry , No. 74.) No. 92. 79. Beauty and Efficiency in Dress' The Dress Review, (London?), 92. Essays in National Idealism Colombo Apothecaries Co. Ltd:, III, 1908, pp. 181-190. Colombo, 1909 (See Appendix for Contents) To b~ rephb!i5hed by Munshiram Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1977. t> 80. The Two Painters. Essex House Press, Norman Chapel, Broad Campden, Glos., England, pgs. 19. (30 cojjies) .

. .. • ., "' ,1 _, ·_ -!' --: ~, . ~r ;t..· 12 13 93. The Future of Dress m India Hindustan Review:, (Calcutta), ~ .. ·.; July 1909. 102. Mahayana Buddhist Images from Ceylon - ~and ·Java ,Journal of the Royal Astatic Society, (London), Apri_l. 1909, pp. 283-297, . 3, plates., . · · · · · 94. The Message of the East (Parts I, II and III). Modern Review, (Calcutta), May 1909, pp. 103; June 1909, pp. 1-5; July 1909, 103. Volupsa : Do~e into English out of. the Icelandtc of the Elder Edda. pp. 1-2. (Same as entry No. 77 but does not include chapter Second Edition : Essex House Press, Normal Cbapd, Broad on 'Art and Swadeshi'). . Campden, Glos, England, 1909, 39 pgs>(lOI copies). (A corre­ cted version of No. 30.)

95. The Evolution of Music in East and West, Journal of the Ceylon 104. Dharmapala or Bhairava The Theosophist, (Madras; XXXI, University ·Association, (Colombo), II, No. 7, November 1909, 1909. P. 140, 1 plate. pp. 178- 191. 105. Zele indischer Kunst Alter Glaube, (Germany?), X, 1908- 96. Figure of Kapila at Jsurumuniya Vihara, Anuradhapura, 1909, No. 44, p. 228.

Spolia Zeylanica, (Colombo), VI, 1909, pp. 132-133. 1910

97. Gold Embedding Spolia Z eylanica, (Colombo), VI, 1909, pp. 106. Baz Babadur and Rupmati The Theosophist, (Madras). XXXII . 76-77, 1 fig. Part 1, 1910, p. 450.

98. On the Study of Indian Art : Parts I and II Hindu, (Madras, 107. The Oriental View of Woman. Essex House Press, Norman • India), Date uncertain, probably 1909, Reprinted in 'Art and Chapel, Broad Campden, Glos., England, 191D, 23 pgs., (150 copies) An essay previously published in Votes for Women , Swadeshi' - See entry No. 123. (London) May 13, 1910.

99. The Function of Schools of Art in India Hindu, (Madras), June 108. Domestic Handicraft and Culture. Essex House Press, Norman 23 and 24, 1909. Chapel, Glos., England, 1910, 35 pgs., (100 copies). Also published in Education. (London), 17 June, 1910, pp. 369-371. Reprinted in "Art a~d ·swadeshi" - Entry No. 123. · · 100. The Indian Craftsman. Probsthain : London, 1909, 130 pgs. (Forward by O.R. Ashbee and includes Nos. 87, 88, and 89). 109. Catalogue of Ancient and Modern -Pictures and Sculptures Exhi­ To be reprinted by Minishiram Manoharlal : New Delhi, bited at the United Provinces Exhibition, 191~191 J. (Written 1977. with N. Blount.) Calcutta : Indian Society of Oriental Art, 1910, 42 pgs. -1JJOI. The International Congress of Applied Chemistry and Aniline 110. Indian Bronzes Burlington Magazine, (London), XVII, 1910. Dyes Modern Review, (Calcutta), VI, 1909, pp. 1-3. Reprinted .- · · pp:- 86--o-94, 2 'plates. in 'Art and Swadeshi' - see entry No. 123. Ill. On Moghal and Rajput Painting Modern . Rei/iew, ·(Calcutta), ·. •'. : .- ·;i:-·: : ;· - _;:.... ·· 15 14 123. Art and S~adeshi . O~nesh :.eress : Madr~s. t9ii, 150 pgs. 18 April : ~910, · pp. 71-75. Reprinted. in ''Ar_t .and . Swadeshi" . . . .pl~tes. · (See . App.endiX 'rbr ti~t i>r c~ntents . ) Republished by - see entry No. ,I 23. Munshiram . Manoharlal : New Delhi, H76. · •' .. I 12. Indian Drawings. Printed for the India Society, London, at ~ssex ' ' . 'I ' House ·Press, Norrr'Jan Chapel,: Sro~d Campden, Glos .., .' Eng­ 124. i~~ian : Music .. · ~nd : Harii-toniums ·Dawn, (Calc~tta) ,' V~I. New Jand, 1910. 32 pgs., 29 plates, (425 copies), (Se~ No. !35 for a ·.. Seri~s, . No~ 7~ ·Part 3 ~ i9_JI ; ,PP· 74-77. · , . second series in the same format) . . 125. The New School of Indian Painting Ceylon National Review, 113. A Prince of Swadeshists . Young Behar, (Bhagalpur, India), (Colombo), _IV, No. 10, January'19'i'1, pp. 201-206, ~ t' · fig. II, No. 17, 1910. p. 89. . . ' ~ 126. Indian Opinion on the State Regulation of Vice The Shield, 114. Laila and Majnuri The Theosophist, (Madras), XXXII, Part · (London), XIII, New Series, No. 123, 191'1, pp. 7-8. This 1. 1910, pp. 297-298. lorig editorial fetter · is reprinted in '''Letters from a· Hindu · to his Christian Friends" - see entry No. 65. 115. Kansallinen liike Indiassa Valvoya, (Helsinki), XXX, 1910 pp. 1-18. 127. The Modern School ofrndiari . Painting Catalogue to ihe Festival 116. Indian Mallaustaide ibid. pp. 661-681. . of Empire and Imperial Exhibiiion. Indian Section London, 1911, Reprinted in The Journal of Indian Art. (London), XV, 117. Notes on Kandyan Art Spolia Zeylanica, (Colombo), VII, No. 120, 1912, pp .. 67-69. · 1910, pp. 39- 42. 128. Letter :"Selected Examples of Indian Art" Burlington Magazine, 118. Night Effects in Indian Pictures Studio, (London), L. 1910, (London), XIX, No. 98, 1911, p. 106. pp. 307-315, 4 figs . Reprinted in "Art and Swadeshi" - see entry No. 123. 129. Indian Art at the U(nited) P(rovinces) Exhibition Hindustan Review, (Calcutta), January 1911, pp. 15-21. (AKC was in 119. Swadeshi, True and False. Guardian Press : Madras, 1910, 11 charge o[Jhe Art Section of this Exhibition.) pgs. Reprinted in "Art and Swadesh" - see entry No. 123. 1912 120. Originality in Mughal Painting, Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, (London), 1910, pp. 874-881. 130. Oh indian Art jn Chiqa . Dawn (Calcutta), XV, No. 8,. Part I August 19-12, w:' f3'4--137. · 121. Selected Examples of Indian Art. Essex House Press, Norman Chapel, _Broad Campden, Glos. England, 1919, pp. vii+20, 131. Burning and Melting, being the Suz-u-Gudaz of Muhammad 40 plates, (425 copies). Riza Nau'i of Khabushan. Translated by AKC with Mirza Y. Dawud. Old Bourne Press :London, 1912, 65 pgs., 3 plates, 1911 (405 copies).

122. Song Words of a Punjabi Singer Modern Review, (Calcutta), 13 2. Rajput Paintings Dawn, (Calcutta), XV, No. l Part l, January X, 1911, pp. 329-333. Reprinted in _"Art and Swadeshi" 1912, pp. 12-16: - see entry No; 123. 16 17

133. Rajput Cartoons : A'Criticisin after Neitt sche · Rajput Herald~ 1913 .~ .~ .. :·-. . ', ._: ·~ . ... ,. ·: · •· (London); June -+912, : l'ti 21-25. '-~- . _. , _: . :- ' 'I . 146. Fine Arts in India and ~he East : Part Il· Hindustan \Review, 134. The Dance of .siva Siddhanta Dipika; (Madras, Ind'ia), XIII~ (Calcutta), January 1913, pp. 79-86 (A continuation·· of No. pp. . Reprinted in "Dance of Siva" -see entry No. 206 . . 143.) .,· ·,, - .. 135. Indian Drawings : Second Series, Chiefly Rajput. Printed for the 147. The Purpose of Art The -Path, (London), III, No. 9 March India Society, London ; Old Bourne Press : London, 1912~ 1913 pp. 325-330. · < pp·. 7--'34, 26 plates. (405 copies). (Done in same format as -:.· I. No. 112 to which it is a sequel). 148. Music of East and West by Rabindranath Tagor ; Translated . by AKC. ,Hindustan Revie.w, (Calcutta),. December 1913 pp. 136. The Evolution of Music in East and West Parts I and II 927- 929. . . Hindustan Review, (Calcutta); 1912, pp. 384-389 and pp. 472- 480. 149. The Arts and Crafts ofJndia and Ceylon, Foulis : Edinburgh, 1913, pgs., 25,5 ~ ,-225 figs . Reminted, Fe.rr:ar 'Straus .:

1'38. 'Raj put Paintings Burlington Magazine; (London), XX, 1912. 150. Dr.•F. R. Martin and Oriental Painting : The Indian Paintincrs pp. 315- 324, 4 plates. · Burlington Magazine, .(London), . XXIII, 1913, pp. 49-51. o ' . - 139. Ancient Iron Beam:s in India Builder (London?), September 151. Forward to Introd.u ction to .the Study. of Indian Music by Ernest 27, 1912. Clements. Longmans Green : London, 19 J 3, v- ix. ,

· 140; ' The ;Historical · Sense in India · Hindu. (Madras', India), Septe- 152. Indian Images with Many Arms Burlington Magazine, .... h:r 11, 1912. · ' (London), XXII, 1-913, pp. 189..2.1 96, 2 plates. (An abbreviated version of this is to be found ·: in "The Dar. ce o'f'Si-va'\ entry 141. Parasitic Art Hindu, (Madras), September 2, 1912. No. 206.) . - · · .

142. Art for Life's Sake . Hindu, (Madras). September 2,, '1912. 153. Sati : A -Vindication of the llindu ·woman. ·Publi ~he r unknown · London, 1913, 13 pg·s. (This is il reprint of~ talk given befor~ 143. Rajput Painting" Ostasiatische Z eitschr., (Berlin and Leipzig). the Sociological Society, London, November, l912), and was I, 191 2-1913, pp. 125-139, 7 figs. initi a ll ~ _ p~bli s hed _.i n, The Sociological (?.ev{ew,, (Lo.ndon), VI, No.6, Apnl1913, pp. 117-135. To be republished by Muhshi- 144: Fine Arts in India and the East : Part I Hindustan Review. ram Manoharlal ·: New ·Delhi, '1977. · ·· (Calcutta), December 1912 pp. 494-501 , (cf. No. 146.) ,. . . 145. Mughal Portraiture Orientalisches Archiv. , ITI, 1912, .No. l , 154. Notes on Indian Dramatic technique The ·Mask, Florence, pp. 1'2- 15, 3 plates. Italy), VI , 1913-1914, p.p.l09-128. ,/ ~ ·~· ' i...... 1:8 ' 19

1S5. Some Ancient Elements in !~dian Deco~ati~~ A'rt Ostasiatisch~ .. ·. ·~-~' ;. ·.'' -~~- ·. ·. ·: · L :·• .'··r:~t· ·: •.• .,~·, . . · Zeitschr.," (Berlin. an~ f'~ipzihg) ," ~l, 1913-~914, · PP: ;3'83-392, 165 · .H;mds and~ . Feet jp. Jnd} an , A~( fturli~gto~ Magazine, (London), 21 fig~. . . . ' . . . ··: . . XXIV, 1914, pp. 204-211,. 1 plate. . .

156, Universal .compulsory Education Rajput Jierald, (Loiidon). 166 . . Bronzes from Ceylon, _Chiefly in the Colombo Museum, Memoirs the Colombo . Mus,eum .. '(Editect ''. by i. 'i>earsoil; 'Director), . ;-. , Fel?ruar~ , ~ 913, pp. 66-67, 2: plates,. of Series A, No. 1, Printe(fby Oxford Univ. Press for the Colombo t'57. Thirty Songs from' the Pu",yab and Kash",nir. Recorded by Ratan Museum, _1914, 3,1 , p~s. , 28 plates. Devi (Mrs. A. K. Coomaraswamy), with an Introduction an_d . translati<>n by A,KC and. a forward · by Rabindranath Tagor:e. · 167. Notes •·. on Jaina Art Journaf of Indian Art, (London), XVI, 1914, pp. 81-97, 15 plates . .J;.,uzac ; . ~ondon, : 1913, 76 pgs, .2 plates and musical scores. (40~ copie.s). 168. Corrigenda to Notes on Jaina · Art ibid., p. 113. 158. The . Royal · Palaces of Rajputana Rajput Herald, (London), Date .uncertain, probably 1913, · pp. 230-240, 6 ill us. 169. Painted Ceiling at Keianiya Vihara, Ceylon ibid., p. 113, 1 plate. ,_ . .,., 159. M yths of the Hindus a~d Buddhists. (With Sister Nivedita). Harrap : London, 1913, and Holt : New York, 1914., 400 170. The Religious Foundation ·of Life and Art. in Essays in Post­ pgs., 32 plates. (Reprinted 1914, 1916, 1917, 1920, 1926 and . lndl!strialism : ~- Symposium of Prophecy. · (Edited by AKC 1932. Republished in paperback by . Dover: New York, '1967 and Arthur J . .fenty). A collection- of ess ~ys by AKC, Eric with black and white instead of color reproductions. Italian Gill, W. B. Yeats and others. Foulis : London, 1?14, pp. 25-41. . t_fanslation, Anna Odierno, Laterza; Bari, 1927, 284 pgs). 171. Visvakarma: Examples of Indian Architecture, Sculp.flire, Paintings, . 1914 Handicraft, First Series; One Hundred Examples of Indian Sculpture. (With an introduction by Eric Gill). Luzac : London, 160. Modern Art Criticism The New Age, {London), April 16, 1914, 1912-1914, 30 pgs., 73 plates. Reprinted, Munshirm Manohar­ pp. 761-763. lal : New Delhi, 1976.

161. Letter, Indian Aid. 'The New Age (London), October 15, 172. The Limitations of Neitz s c~e The Path, (London), IV, No. 7, 1914, p. 580. Reprinted in "Letters from a Hindu to his Chri-­ 1914, pp. 246-251. . '· tian Friends" - see entry No. 65". 173. Indian War Manchester Guardian, (Manchester, England), 14 October, 1914. 162. A W-Orld PoHcy for lndia (Dedicated to Romain Rolland), The New Age, (Londqn), December 29, . 1914, pp. 192-193. 174, Truth . about Woman Living Age, {Boston, Mass., U.S.A.), No. 282, September, 1914, pp. 613-616. 163. The Eight Nayikas Journal Of Indian Art, {London), XVI, 1914, pp. 99-112, 8 plates. (cf. also No. 163). 1915

'i64. Corrigendum to The Eight Nayikas ibid., p. 113. (see No. 163). 175. The Gods of Mahayana Buddhism Burlington Magazine, (Lon­ don), XXVII, 1915, pp. 139-141, 1 plate. 21 20 ·.. .. . ~ -~ . 186. The Cave Paintings of Ajanta Vanity Fair, (New York), Septe­ 176. Mechanism .. ·and Art · Jf'he ,Author, (London:,) XXV( 1915, ber 1916, p. 67. pp. 75-76. - ' - "· :, '.;.. . 187. Rajput Painting Vanity Fair, (New York), July 1916. 177. The Hindu View -of Art The - Quetsl; ((Loridon), VI, No.), .: . April 1915, pp. 480.:.498. -(Also · published with minor alteration 188. Buddha and the Gospel of Buddhism. Harrap : London, 1916, in "The Dance of Siva" ~ No. 206.) '' 369 pgs. 33 plates (8 in color), Reprinted 1928 and again by Harper TorchbooksI : New York (paper-back), 1964. Also 178. The Taking of Toll : Being the Dana Lila of Rajendta: Trans­ republished by Asia Publishing House : Bombay, 1956, and lated into English by AKC with an· introduction and notes and by Munsbiram Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1974. a woodcut by Eric Gill. bid Bourne Press : London, 1915, 8 pgs., 2 figs. 189. Buddhist Art in India Scribner's Magazine, (New York) LX, 1916. pp. 127-130, 5 figs. 179. The Idealistic Reaction Against Science The New Age, (London), January 7, 1915, 1 pg. 190. Buddhist Primitives Burlington Magazine, (London), XXVIII, 1916, pp. 151- 155; 224-230, 3 plates. Reprinted in "The Dance 180. La Crise Europeene, Opinions Hindoues La Semaine Litteraire, of Siva" - see entry No. 206. (Geneva, ·Switz.), February 27, 1915, pp. 107-J 08. 191. Rajput Painting : Being an Account of the Hindu Paintings of 181. Lo\'e and Art Modern Review, (Calcutta), May 1915, pp. Rajasthan and the Panjab Himalays from the Sixteenth to Nin­ 574-584. teenth Century Described in their Relation to Contemporary Thought. Oxford University Press : London, 1916. Vol. I :text 182 . .Vidyapati, Bangiya Padabafi : Songs of the Love of Krishna and 83 pgs., Vol. II : Plates (77) and map. Reprinted Hacker Art Radha. Translated by AKC and Arun Sen. Olde Bourne Books : New York, 1974. Press : London, 1915, 192 pgs., 11 plates (353 copies). 192. Intellectual Fraternity In A Book of Homage to Shakespeare, 183. That Beauty is a State Burlington Magazine, (London) XXVII, Edited by Israel Gollanz : London, 1916, pp. 317-319. 1915, pp. 7-14, 2 plates. Reprinted in "The Dance of Siva"­ entry No. 206. 193. Indisk Skulptur Ord Och Bold, (Stockholm, Sweden), I : 1916, pp. 19-32, 16 figs. 184. What bas . India Contributed to Human Wei fare ? Athenaeum, (London), No. 4588, 1915, Suppl., pp. ·J-8. Dutch translation 1917 by A. Van de Linde, with a forward by Dr. W. H. Van der Gon. Valkhoff and Co. : Amersfoot, Nether-lands, :•l916, 3 1 194. Illustrated Jaina Manuscripts Museum of Fine ·Arts Bull., pgs. (Under the title "Wat Heeft HeL00sten Bijgedragen Tot (Boston), XV, No. 90, 1917, pp. 40-41, 4 figs. Het Welzijn der Manscbeid ?") 195. Indian Music Musical Quarterly, (New York), III, No. 2, April 1917, pp. 163-172. Republished as a pamphlet under 191~ ,_ •.. ' ~ . '/< ..• ··:- : .. :- • .- ... ~ · the title of Indian Music, G. Schirmer : New York, 1917, 9 185. India's Share in :World' Civilization ·Fairplay, (New York), pgs. Also included in "The Dance of Siva", See entry No. 206. August 1916, pp. 119-122. 22

196. Love in Hindu Lieterature : A Rejoinder Hindustan Review, 23 (Calcutta), XXXV, April 1917. 206. The Dance of Siva : Fourteen Indian Essays. Sun wise Turn Press : 197. The Mirror of Gesture : Being the Abhinava Darpana of Mandi­ New York, 1918, 139 pgs., 28 plates. Reprinted, Sun wise kesvara. Transalted from Sankrit with Duggirala Gopalakri­ Turn Press: 1924. Reprinted with a forward by Romain Rolland, shnayya. Harvard University Press : Cambridge, Mass., 1917, Simkin Marshall : London, 1924. Reprinted with author's 52 pgs., 15 plates. Republished with corrections by E. Weythe: corrections, Noonday Press : New York, (paperback), 1957. New York, 1936. The initial edition republished by Munshiram Reprinted, Asia Publishing House: Bombay, 1947. Reprinted, Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1971. Munshiram Manoharlal: New Delhi, 1974, French translation by Madeleine Rolland, F. Ruder : Paris, 1922. (See Appendix 198. Oriental Dances in America Vanity Fair, (New York), VIIT, for list of contents). May 1917, p. 61, 1 fig. 207. Indian Bronzes Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XVI, 199. References to the Theory and Practice of Art in the Silpa Sastras No. 95, 1918, pp. 31-41, 20 figs. Modern Review, (Calcutta), XXI, January 1917 pp. 40-45. 208. Rajput Painting ibid., XVI, No. 96, 1918, pp. 49-62, 16 figs. 1918 (See entry No. 216 for the continuation of this paper.). 200. Asiatic Art : I. Arts and Decoration, (New York), November 209. Burmese Glazed Tiles ibid., p. 85, 2 figs. 1918, pp. 5-8, 6 figs. (see also Nos. 201, 212). 210. Indian Art in the Bostom Museum of Fine Arts Hindustan 201. Asiatic Art : II. The Far East ibid., pp. 71-74, 7 figs. (See Review, (Calcutta), XXXVIII, 1918, pp. 99-104. also Nos. 200 and 212). 211. Portraits of Akbar, Raja Man Singh, and others Journal of 202. What is Beautiful? Young India, (New York), June 1918, Royal Asiatic Society, (London), 1918, pp. 530-540. No. 6, pp. 12-13. 1919 203. Poems and Epigrams : Sunwise Tum Press : New York, 1918. 212. Asiatic Art : III. Persia" Arts and Decoration, (New York). (Private Printing : English edition with an engraving by Eric January 1919, pp. 135-137 and 180, 6 figs. (A continuation of Gill done ca. 1920 and under the title of Three Poems. One Nos. 200 and 201 ). of the Three Poems entitled "New England Woods" published in The Modern School (New York), August 1919, p. 209. 213. Whitman as Prophet The Modern School, (New York), 1919, Also printed as Spirit and Flesh, St. Dominic's Press: Ditchling, 98-102. Sussex, England, 1918, 4 pgs. 214. Whether Art or Skill Young India, (New York), June 1919, 204. Notes on the Study of Indian Art Young India, (New York), pp. 137-138. February 1918, pp. 6-8. 215. Buddhist Art in Asia : Its Origin and Development in India 205. Mughal Painting (Akbar and Jahangir) Museum of Fine Arts Asia (New York), XIX, No. 4, 1919, pp. 353-360, 8 figs. Bull., (Boston), XVI, No. 93, 1918, pp. 2-8, 8 figs. 216. Rajput Painting Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XVII, No. 102, 1919, pp. 33-43, 10 figs. (A continuation of No. 208.) 24 25

217. Portrait of Gosain Jadrup Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society 229. Art and Craftsmanship Dial, (New York), LXVIII, 1920, pp. (London), July, 1919, pp. 389-391, 1 plate. 744- 746. Reprinted in Rupt. m, (Calcutta), No. 2, April 1920, pp. 4-5. 218. Indian Stone Sculptures Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XVII, No. 104, 1919, pp. 57-63, 6 figs. 230. Psychical Research The Hindustan Review, (Calcutta), XLI, 219. The New Temple : (Three Poems Translated from the Urdu Febuary 1920, pp. 79-81. of Muhammad Iqbal) Youth, (New York), I, No. 3, February 1919, pp. 66-67. 231. The Rasikapriya of Kesava Das Museum of Fine Arts Bull. , (Boston), XVIII, No. 109, 1920, pp. 50-52, 3 figs. 220. A Note on Urdu Poetry Youth, (New York), I, No. 6, August 1919, p. 115. 232. Leaf of a Koran ibid., pp. 52-53, 2 figs. 221. Kevorkian Galleries : A catalogue of Sculptures by John Mo w­ bray-Clarke. Notes by H. Kevorkian, Ananda K. Coomera­ 233. A Peacock's Feather Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 4, 1920, p. 27, swamy and Amy Murray : New York, May-June 1919. 1 fig . 234. Indian Art in America: Parts I, II, and III" Art in America, 222. The Significance of 01 i ~ntal Art The Art Bul/entin, (Providence, (New York), VIII, Nos. 2, 4 and 5, 1920 pp., 58-67; 160- 166 ; R.I.), II, No. 1, September 1919, pp. 17- 22. Reprinted in 223- 232, 2 plates. Hindustan Review, (Calcutta), XLI, January 1920, pp. 35-38. 235. Twenty-Eight Drawings. Being twenty-eight nudes drawn by the 223. Letter Religion and Art Burlington Magazine, (London), XXX author and privately printed : New York, 1920. IV, No. 190, 1919, pp. 41-42. 1921 192() 236. America and India Indian Review, (Madras, India), XXII, 1921 , pp. 281-284. Reprinted in Orient. (New York), I, 1923, 224. A Nepalese Buddhist Painting Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), pp. 15- 17. XVIII, No. 106, pp. 14-17, 6 figs. 237. An Illustrated Nepalese Manuscript Museum of Fine Arts 225. Siamese Bronzes ibid., pp. 17-19, 4 figs. Bull. , (Boston), XIX, Nc. 114, 1921 , pp. 47-49, 4 figs.

226. Khmer Sculpture ibid., pp. 20-21 , 4 figs. 238. A Nepalese Tara Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 6, 1921, pp. 1- 2 I fig. 227. First Impressions of Japan The Asian Review, (Tokyo), I, No. 6, 1920, pp. 596- 597. 239. Notes on the Javanese Theatre Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 7, 1921, pp. 5-11, 12 figs. 228. To a Migrant Bird. Translation (with Premanand V. Vaishya) of a Gujarati poem by Kalapi (the "Peacock"), Darbar Sura 240. Notice sur l'entite et les noms de Civa in Sculptures Civaites, Singh-ji, prince of lathi in Kathiawad, India 1874-1900. (with A. Rodin, E. B. Havell and V. Goloubew), Ars Asiatica, The Modern Review, (Calcutta), March 1920, pp. 267-268. (Van Oest : Bruxelles et Paris), III, 1921, 31 pgs., 47 plates. 27

26 252. Catalogue of the Indian Collections in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston : Part II, Sculpture ibid., pp. V + 145, 86 plates. (cf also 241. Apropos des danses Orientales en Amerique Qu'est-ce quele No. 251. Part III was never published.) Nautch ?" Bull. de !'Assoc. Francais des Amis de !' Orient, (Paris), No. 2, 1921, pp. 21-25. 253. "Early Arabic and Persian Paintings" Museum of Fine Arts Bull., XXI, No. 126, 1923, pp. 49-53, 8 figs. 1922 242. Ajanta Fresco Fragment in the Boston Museum Rupam, 254. The Dying Man ('Inayat Khan) ibid., p. 54, 1 illus. (Calcutta), No. 12, 1922, pp. 121-123, 5 figs. 255. Photographs in the Print Department Museum of Fine Arts 243. Bibliography of Indian Painting (not including Mughal) Bull., (Boston), XXI, No. 128, 1923, p. 79. Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 10, 1922, pp. 57-58. 256. Early Persian Paintings in America The Arts, (Brooklyn, N.Y.), 244. Saiva Sculptures, Recent Acquisitions : Uma-Mahesvara Groups III, No. 3, 1923, pp. 175-184, 16 figs. and South Indian Bronzes Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XX, No. 118, 1922, pp. 15-24. 257. Indian Art in Boston The Arts, (Brooklyn, N. Y.), III, No. I, 1923, pp. 36-46, 8 figs. 245. Buddhist Sculptures, Recent Acquisitions Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XX, No. 120, pp. 45-53, 13 figs. 258. Introduction to Indian Art. Theosophical Publishing House : Madras, 1923, pp. xi -+ 141. 34 figs. Second edition, with corre­ 246. Jaina Sculpture ibid., p. 53, 1 fig. ctions and an additional chapter entitled "Understanding the Art of India" (See No. 432) published by Munshiram Mano­ 247. Oriental Dances in America Dial, (New York), January 1922, harlal : New Delhi, 1969. pp. 17-19. 259. Medieval and Modern Hinduism (with Stella Bloch), Asia, 248. Introduction to Dancing and Drama in East and West by Stella (New York), XXIII, No. 3, 1923, pp. 203-206 and 230, 4 figs. Bloch, New York, 1922. 260. The Nine Planets Worcester Art Museum Bull., (Worcester, 249. Recent Acquisitions of the Department of Indian Art: Two Mass.), XIV, No. 1, April 1923, pp. 6- 10. Rajput Paintings; a Fragment of Fresco from Ajanta; Surya (the Sun-God)" Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XX, 261. Notes on Rajput Painting Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 15-16, No. 122, 1922, pp. 69-73, 5 figs. 1923, pp. 72-73.

1923 262. Portfolio of Indian Art, Objects Selected from the Collections 250. The Appreciation of Art (with Stella Bloch). The Art Bulletin, of the Museum. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, (Published by (Providence, R. I.), VI, 1923, pp. 61-64. E. Weyth : New York), 1923, 108 plates and descriptive text.

251. Catalogue of the Indian Collections in the Museum of Fine Arts, 263. Hindu Ragmala Texts Journal of the American Oriental Society, Boston : Part I, General Introduction. Museum of Fine Arts, (New Haven, Conn.), XLIII, 1923, pp. 396-409. Boston (Printed by Harvard University Press), 1923, 54 pgs. (cf Also Ncs., 252,268,290 and 356). 28 29 1924 1925 264. Ragmala Poems New Orient, (New York), II, No. 1, pp. 76-78. 276. Bibliographies of Indian Art. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 265. Cambodian Dancers and other Khmer Sculptures Recently (Harvard University Press), Boston, 1925, 54 pgs. Acquired Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXII, No. 130, 1924, pp. 9-13, 9 figs. 277. Catalogue des Pieces Khmers conservees dans /es musees de L ' Amerique du Nord Arts et Archeologie Khmers, (Paris), 266. A Gift from Mr. Alfred Stieglitz ibid ., p. 14, I fig. If, 1925, pp. 235- 239, 17 figs.

267. A Buddhist Sculpture Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), 278. The Chinese Theatre in Boston (with Stella Bloch), Theatre XXII, No. 132, 1924, p. 30, 1 fig. Arts Monthly, (New York), IX, February 1925, pp. 113- 122.

268. Catalogue of the Indian Collections in the Museum of Fine Arts, 279. Dipaka Raga Year Book of Oriental Art and Culture, (London), Boston : Part IV, Jain Paintings and Manuscripts Museum 1924-1925, E. R. Nest : London, pp. 29- 30. of Fine Arts, Boston, (Printed by Harvard University Press), 1924, 74 pgs, 39 plates. (cf also No. 25). 280. Two Mughal Paintings, with Portraits of Ali Mardan Khan ibid., pr. 66-69. 2 illus. 269. The Invention of the Buddha Image Ostasiatische Zeitschr., 281. Indian Sculptures (Ross Collection) Museum of Fine Arts Bull, (Berlin and Leipzig), XI, 1924, pp. 51-55. (Bcston), XXIII, No. 139, 1925, pp. 57-62, 7 figs. 270. Spiritual Freedom Expressed in India's Dances The Modern 282. Three Fragments of Gandhara Sculpture Museum of Fine Dance Magazine. (New York), XI, 1924, pp. 51-55. Arts Bull., (Boston), XXIII, No. 140,1925, pp. 73-75, 4 figs. 271. Music in India, Indian Music, Indian Musical Instruments 1926 In Dictionary of Modern Music and Musicians : London and 283. The Bee~Song of Sur Das New Orient, (New York), III, No. 2, Toronto, 1924, pp. 248-250. 1926, pp. 51 - 54. 272. Notes on Rajput Painting Ostasiatische Zeitschr., (Berlin and 284. Rajput Paintings Museum of Fine Arts Bull .. (Boston), XXIV, Leipzig), XI, 1924, pp. 17-21, 7 figs . No. 142, 1926, pp. 23-26, 5 figs. 273. A Reply to Mr. Wadia Eolian Review, (New York), III, No.3, May 1924, pp. 8-12. 285. Frescoes at Elura Ostasiatische Z eitschr., (Berlin and Leipzig), JH, Hft., I, 1926, pp. 1- 8, 3 plates. 274. Some Indian Sculptures in American Museums Rupam, (Cal~ cutta), No. 18, 1924, pp. 65-68, 7 figs. 286. The Indian Origin of the Buddha Image Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), XLVI, No. 2, 1926, 275. The Treatise of Al~Jazari on Automata (Leaves from a Manuscrirt pp. 165- 170. of the Kitab Fi Ma' arifat a"I~Hiyal a! Handasiya in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston). Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Harvard 287. The New Edition of Vincent Smith's Early History of India­ University Press), Boston, ~924, 21 pgs., 8 plates. a Correction Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, (London), 1926, pp. 305- 306. 30 31

288, Pour Comprendre !'Art Hindou. Translation of parts of the 297. A Hamsa-Laksana Sari Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston) General Introduction to the Catalogue of the Indian Collections XXV, No. 149, 1927, pp. 36-37, 3 figs. see Nos. 251 and 252- with no exact English equivalant, by Jean Buhot, Editions Bossard: Paris, 1926, 176 pgs., 16 plates. 298. Notes on Indian Paintings : A Contribution to Mughal Icono­ graphy Artibus Asiae, (Ascona, Switz.), 1927, II, No. I, pp. 289. Early Indian Sculptures. (Six Reliefs from Mathura) Museum of 5-11 , 5 figs; No. 2 (continuation), pp. 132- 137, 5 figs. Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXIV, No. 144, 1926, pp. 53-60, 12 figs. 299. Notes on Mughal Painting Artibus Asiae, (Ascona, Switz.), II, No. 3, 1927, pp. 202- 212, 10 figs . 290. Catalogue of the Indian Collections in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston : Part V - Rajput Painting. Museum of Fine Arts, 300. Notes on Indian Painting : Bi shndas and Others Artibus Asiae, Boston (Harvard University Press), 1926, 276 pgs., 132 plates (Ascona, Switz.), II, No.4, 1927, pp. 283- 294, 5 figs. (cf. No. 251). 301. The Origin of the Buddha Image Art Bulletin, (Providence, 291. A Statuette of Vishnu from Kashmir Pensylvania University R.I.), IX, No. 4, 1927, pp. 287- 317, 73 figs . Reprinted as a Museum Journal, (Philadelphia, Penn.), XVII, 1926, pp. 91-93, book under the same title : M unishiram Manoharlal: New 1 fig. Delhi, 1972. 1927 302. The Relation of Mughul to Raj put Paintings Rupam, (Calcutta) No. 31, 1927, pp. 88- 91, 4 figs. 292. A Pallava Relief: Durga Museum of Fine Arts Bull. , (Boston), XXV, No. 148, 1927, pp. 22- 25, 3 figs. 303. Sculptures from Mathura Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXV, No. 150, 1927, pp. 50- 54, 5 figs. 293. An Early Indian Buddha Head Detroit Institute of Arts Bull., (Detroit, Mich.) VIII, No. 6, 1927, pp. 65-66, 1 fig. 304. Early Indian Terracottas Museum of Fine Arts Bull. (Boston), XXV, No. 152, 1927, pp. 90-96. 294. The Task Before Us Oriental Magazine. (New York), I No. 2, p. 34. (An Extract from "The Dance of Siva" cf. No. 206.) 305. Sthanam Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, (London), 1927, p. 322.

306. Two Sunga Railing Pillar~> Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 295. Sahaja : A Phase of Hindu Love Oriental Magazine, (New (London), 1927, p. 847. York), I, No. 4, pp. 89-96. (Same as chapter entitled "Sahaja" 207 . A Connection between Indian Aethetics and Philosophy in "The Dance of Siva" - see No. 206. Translation from the French of P. Masson-Oursel (originally pubiished in Revue des Arts Asiatiques, Rupam, (Calcutta), 296. History of Indian and Indonesian Art. Edward Goldston and Nos. 27-28, 1927, pp. 91-94. E. Weyth : New York, 1927, 295 pgs., 128 plates, 9 maps. Second edition in English, Munshiram Manoharlal : New 1928 Delhi, 1973. German translation by Hermann Goetz published by Hiersemann : Studdgart, 1927; second edition 1965. 308. Archaic Indian Terracottas Ipek, (Leipzig), III, pp. 64-76, 51 figs. (In English). 32 33

309. "The Buddha's cuda, Hair, usnisa, and Crown" Journal of the 321. Notes on Indian Coins and Symbols Ostasiatisclze Z eitschr., Royal Asiatic Society, (London), 1928, pp. 815- 843, 2 plates. (Berlin and Leipzig), IV, Hft. 4, 1928, pp. 175- 188, 28 figs.

310. Citra-Laksana Sir Asutosh (Mukerjee) Memorial Volume. 322. Notes Sur Ia Sculpture Bouddhique Review des Arts Asiatiques, J. N. Samaddar : Patna, India, 1926-1928, II, pp. 49-51. (Pari s), V, 1928, pp. 243- 253, 8 figs.

311. Dandarasa Vam sanartin and caturasrat va Journal of the Ameri­ 323. Some Early Buddhist Reliefs Identified Journal of the Royal can Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), XLVJH, No. 3, Asiatic So ciety, (London), 1928, pp. 390- 398. 1928, pp. 281 - 283. 324, Early Reference to Fly-Fishing Fishing Gazette, (London), 312. An Elder Art The Independent, (Washington, D.C.), CX:X, No. 2688, 1928, p. 427. No. 4054, February 1928, pp. 131-134, 11 Illus. 325. Yaksas. Smithsonian Institution, Freer Gallery of Art, Wasrung­ 313. Early Indian Iconography: I. Indra, with Special Reference ton, D. C. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections. LXXX, to 'Indra's vi sit' Eastern Art, (Phjladelphia, Pen.), I, No. I, No. 6, 43, pgs. 23 plates. (see also Yaksas, Part II, No. 400- July, 1928, pp. 32- 41, 18 fi gs. (for Part II see no. 340, 360 Reprinted with Part II by Munsbiram Manoharlal : New Delhi and 379). 1971 , See No. 401.) 1929 314. An Early Khmer Head of Vi shnu A1useum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXVI , No. 153, 1928, pp. 16-17, I fig. 326. Andhra SculpturesMuseum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXVJI, No. 160, 1929, pp. 19- 23, 4 fi gs . 315. Erakaptra Nagaraja Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, (London), 1928, pp. 629-630. 327. A very Ancient Indian Seal ibid. , pp. 28-29, 2 figs.

316. Hindu Ideals of Marriage Oriental Magazine, (New York), 328. Arabic and Turkish Calligraphy Museum of Fine Arts Bull. II, No. 1, 1928, pp. 19-24. (Boston), XXVII, No. 162, pp. 50-57, 4 figs.

317. Ganesha Museum of Fine Arts Bull. (Boston), XXVI, No. 154, 329. Buddhist Reliefs from Nagarjunikonda and Amaravati Rupam, 1928, pp. 30- 31. (Calcutta), Nos. 38-39, 1929, pp. 70-76, 11 fi gs.

318. Indian Archltectural Terms Journal of the American Oriental 330. A Chinese Buddrust Water Vessel and its Prototype (with F.S. Society, (New Haven, Conn.), XLVIII, No. 3, 1928, pp. Kershaw). Artibus Asiae, (Ascona, Switz.), III Nos. 2-3, 250-275. 1928-1929, pp. 122-143, 31 figs.

319. Miniatures from Turkish and Persian Books of Fables Museum 331. Bronze and Brass Ornamental Work : Indian and Indonesian Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXVI, No. 157, pp. 89-91, 5 figs. Encyclopedia Britannica, 14th ed., Chicago, III., 1929, IV, pp. 249-250, 14 figs. 320. Mudra, mudda Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), XL VIII, No. 3, 1928, pp. 279-281. 332. Dance : India ibid., VII, pp. 19- 22, 16 fi gs. 35 34

333. Indian and Sinhalese Art and Archaeology ibid., XII, pp. 346. Letter : Sahib Ram etc. Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 37, 1929, p. 61. 209- 219, 104 figs .

334. Indian Architecture ibid., XII, pp. 220- 228, 64 figs . 347. The origin and Use of Images in India International Studio (New Yo:k),"XCIII, .No. 384, _1929, pp. 21-26 and 94, 8 figs : Included m The Transformatwn of Nature in Arts" see no. 335. Indonesian and Further Indian Art ibid., XII, pp. 267- 270, 430 and in " The Spirit of Modern India " edited, by R. A. Mc­ 21 figs. Dermott and V. S. Naravaile, Crowell : New York, 1974 pp. 136- 149. , 336. Iron and Art : Indian and Indonesian ibid., XII, pp. 681 - 682.

348 . A Passage in the Uttara-Rama-Carita of Bhavabhuti . Journal 337. Textiles and Embroderies : India ibid ., XXII, pp. 3- 5, 8 figs. of the American Oriental Society, (New Haven, C onn. ) , XLIX No. I , 1929, pp. 61. 338. Yaksas ibid XXIII, pp. 873, 7 figs. 349. Picture Showmen Indian Historical Quarterly, (Calcutta), V, 339. An Early Cambodian Statue of Harihara Museum of Fine Arts No. 2, 1929, pp. 182- 187. Bull. , (Boston) XXVII, No. 161, 1929, pp. 40- 41, 3 figs .

350. A Royal Gesture and Some other Motifs Feestbundel, Konink­ 340. Early Indian Iconography : II, Sri-Laksmi Eastern Art , (Phila­ delphia, Penn.), I, No. e, pp. 174- 189, 36 figs . (cf. Nos. 313, lijk Bat~viaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen, 150 Jang Bestaan 1778- 1928, I Surinam, Batavia, 1929, pp. 360 and 379). 57- 61 , 8 figs. 341. Indian Sculpture Art News, (New York), XXVII, N o. 30, April 27, 1929, pp. 35-45, 21 figs. 351. The Tree of Jesse and Indian Parallels or Sources : Art Bulletin (Providence, R. I.), XI, 1929, pp. 217- 220, 7 figs. ' 342. The Javanese Theatre (with Stella Bloch), Asia, (New York), XXIX, 1929, pp. 536- 539, 6 fi gs. Reprinted in Baker's Drama­ 352. The Tree of Jesse and Indian Parallels or Origins Paranassus Gram, (Boston), VII, 1929, pp. 15- 17 (as an abstract and (New York), I, No. 3, 1929, pp. 23- 24, An abstract unde; without illustrations). the title of " The Tree of Jesse and Indian Parallels have In­ fluenced the _Christian Era" was published in Art and Archeology, 343. Les Miniatures orientales de fa Collection Goloubew au Museum (San Fransc1 sco, Calif.) XXVII, 1929, p. 91 , (cf. also No. 455) of Fine Arts de Boston .. Ars Asi atica, (Paris), Editions G . Van Cest : Paris et Bruxelles, Vol. XIII, 1929, 101 pgs, 33 353. A Yaksi Torso from Sanci Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), plates. XXVII, No. 164, 1929, pp. 90-94, 5 figs . (cf also No. 358 and 380). 344. Nagara Painting Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 37, 1929, pp. 24-29. 354. The Relation of Art to LI·re I·n IndJ·a F d ( 345. Nagara Painting; Addendum Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 40, 11 orwar , New York), Sunday, 27 January, 1929. pp. 127- 129. 36 37 1930 365. Miniatures from an Early Persian Shah Namah Museum of 355. An Early Illustrated Jaina Manuscript MuseumS ()2( :ine ArtS' Fine Arts Bull., XXVIII, No. 167, pp. 1-2, 1 plate. Bull., (Boston), XXVIII, No. 165, 1930, pp. 7- , gs. 366. A New South Indian Eronze Rupam, (Calcutta), No. 41, 1930, pp.l- 2, 1 plate., German translation ; "Eine Neue sudindische 356. Catalogue of the Indian Collections in the Museum of F'_ine Arts, Boston : Part VI, Mughal Painting Museum of Fme Arts. bronze" Pantheon, (Munich), VI, 1930. pp. 338- 340, 1 plate. Boston, (Harvard University Press), 1930, 114, pgs., 74 plates . (cf. also No. 251,). 367. The Pre-Aryan Culture of India Art . and Archeology, (San Franscisco, Calif.) XXIX, 1930, p. 234. 357. Drawings by Rabindranath Tagore Rupam, (Calcutta), Nos. 42- 44, 1930, pp. 31 - 32 Also printed in Roopa-Lekha, (Calcutta), 368. Origin of the Lotus (So-called Bell-) Capital Indian Historical II, 1931 , pp. 22- 24. Quarterly, (Calcutta), VI, June 1930, pp. 373- 375, 3 figs . (see also No. 390). 358 . The Sanchi Yaksi Torso Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston). XXVIII, No. 165, 1930, pp. 18, 1 fig. (cf also Nos. 353 and 369. Two Pallava Marble Pillars Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), No. 167, 1930, pp. 55-58, 5 figs. 380.) xxvm,

359. Early Indian Architecture : I. Cities and City Gates ; II, Bodhi­ 370. Pali 'Kannika' : Circular Roof-Plate Journal of the American gharas" Eastern Art, (Philadelphia, Penn.), IT, 1930, PP· 208- Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.) L, 1930, pp. 238- 243. 235, 45 figs. (see also Nos. 378, 381 and 640). (Reprinted in "The Selected Papers of AKC." see No. 652.)

360. Early Indian Iconography : Corrigenda and )Addenda ibid., 371. The Parts of a Vina ibid., pp. 244- 253, 6 figs. pp. 240- 242, (cf. also Nos. 313, 340 and 379. 372. A Pastoral Paradise Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXVIII, No. 168, pp. 63-65, I fig. Reprinted in Rupam, (Cal­ 361. Forward to Handbook of an Exhibition of Painting_s by Rabindra­ cutta), No. 42-44, 1930, pp. 14-16, 1 plate. nath Tagore, held at the Fifty Sixth Street Gallenes, New York, November-December, 1930, 3 pgs. 373. A Persian Stucco Frieze and other Fragments Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXVIII, No. 170, pp. 104-107, 4 figs. An lllustrated Svetambara Jaina Manuscript of A.D. 1260 362. Eastern Art, (Philadelphia, Penn.) II, 1930, pp. 236-240, 5 374. The Shadow Play in Ceylon Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, figs . (cf. no. 377). (London), 1930, pp. 627.

363. An Indian Bronze Bowl" Ostasiatische Z eitschr , (Berlin and 375. A Trinity of Fortune Pennsylvania University Museum Bull., Leipzig), VI, (New Series), 1930, pp. 247- 249, 3 figs. (Philadelphia, Penn.), II, 1930, pp. 15- 18, 2 figs .

364. Indian Sculpture : a Review Rupam, (Calcutta), Nos. 42-44, 376. Two Leaves from a Seventeenth-Century Manuscript of the Rasikapriya Metropolitan Museum Studies., (New York), pp. 2- 11. III, Part 1 pp, 14-21, 4 figs . 39 38 Ramananda Chatterjee, The Golden _Book Committee 1931 Calcutta, 1931, pp. 283-285.

377. Addenda and Corrigenda : "An Illustrated Svetambara Jaina 388. The Old Indian Vina Journal of the American Oriental Society, Manuscript Eastern Art, (Philadelphia, Penn.), IJJ, 1931, (New Haven, Conn.) LI, 1931, pp. 47- 50, 1 plate. p. 217. (see entry No. 362). 389. The Gudimallam Lingam Indian Historical Quarterly, (Calc­ 378. Addenda and Corrigenda : Early Indian Architecture I and II cutta), VII, No.4, 1931, p. 750. ibid., p. 217, (see Nos. 359). 390. Origin of the Lotus-Capital ibid., pp. 747-750 and 827-830. 379. Addenda and Corrigenda : Early Indian Iconography, I (See also No. 368). ibid., p. 217. (see entry No. 313 and 359). 391. The Persian Wheel Journal of the American Oriental Society, 380. Boston Acquires a Fine Yakshi Bust Art News. (New York), (New Haven, Conn.), LI, 1931, pp. 283- 284. · XXX, No. 3, 1931, p. 19, (see also 353 and 358). 392. A Rajput Painting Fogg Art Museum Bull. , (Cambridge, Mass.), 381. Early Indian Architecture : III Palace Eastern Art (Philadel­ I, No. 1, 1931 , pp. 14-16, I fig. phia, Penn.) III, 1931 , pp. 818-91 7, 84 figs. (see also entries Nos. 359, 373 and 6. This entry without Parts I, II, and IV 393. Ratha-chidra Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New and addenda was published as a separate item by Munshiram Haven, Conn.), LI, 1931, p. 172. Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1975 under the title of Early Indian Architecture' : Palaces.) 394. A Relief and an Inscription from Kashmir Pennysylvania Unil•ersity Museum Bull., (Philadelphia, Penn.) H, No. 6, 1931, 382. An Early Passage on Indian Painting ibid., :pp. 218-219. pp. 202-206, 1 fig. Reprinted in "Figures of Speech of Figures of Thought" see entry No. 595. 395. Two Examples of Muhammadan Metal Work Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXIX, No. 174, 1931, pp. 70-72, 383. Two Western Indian Manuscripts Museum of Fine Arts Bull., 5 figs. (Boston), XIX, No. 171, 1931 , pp. 4-11, 4 figs. 396. Upavina Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), Ll, 1931, pp. 284-285. 384. A Stucco Head from Central Asia Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XIX, No. 173, 1931, pp. 39-43, 4 figs. 397. Vaddhamana Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New Haven, Corin.) LI, 1931, p. 864. 385. Forward to Portrait Sculpture in South India, By T. G. Arava­ muthan. London, 1931, ix-xiii . . 398. The ' Webbed Finger' of Buddha Indian Historical Quarterly, (Calcutta), VII, No. 2, 1931 , pp. 365-366. 386. Identification of 'Eine Gotterstatue aus der Spatzeit' Acta Orientalia, (Lund, Sweden), IX, 1931 , p. 374. 399. " A Yakshi Bust from Bharhut" Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXIX, No. 175, 1931, pp. 81-83, 3 figs. 387. The Gods of India In the Golden Book of Tagore, Edited by 41

400: Yaksas, Pari II, Smithsonian.. ·Insti'tuii-on: Fn~ed'}a llei'Y.., of Art, ·No. 2; 1932, 'pp. 185-212, 11 figs. Rep ~ti nted · in The New Orient Smithsonian Institution Publication : · Washington, D.C., No. .(New. York), I 1933, pp. 121-151. Repr ~nted :i n - ." Selected 3059, 1931 , 84 pgs., 50 plates. (This i.s a sequel to Yaksh~s , Papers of AKC - see No. 652. 'Entry No. 325: See also Nos. 401 and 40~ . ) . 412. Maha-Pralaya·· and Last Judgement The Cultural World, (Los 401. Yaksas, Parts I and JJ. Published together in

402. The Cult of Life : What are the Waters ? Unpublished Appen­ 413. The 'Mystery' of Mahadeva: translated from the Hindi. Indian dix to Yaksas Parts I and II, (Nos. 325, 400 and 401). Manu­ Art and Letters, (London), VI, No. 1, 1932, pp. 10- 13. script in possession of Princeton University Library, Princeton, New Jersey. · · 414. One Hundred Reference to .Indian Painting, Artibus Asiae, (As­ 1932 cona, Switzerland), IV, No. 1, 1930-1932, pp. 41 :-57, (see also No. 415.) .:403. A Vaishnava Relief Museum of Fine Arts BulL , (Boston), XXX No. 178, 1932, pp. 37- 39, 1 fig. 415. Further References to Painting in India Artibus Asiae, (Ascona, Switz.), IV, Nos. 2-3, 1930- 32, pp. 126-129. (See also No. 404. Abasa Journal of the American Orienta( Societj,' (New. Haven, 414). Conn.), LII, No. 3, 1932, pp. 208-212. Reprinted in "The Transformation of Nature in Art" - see No. 439.) 416. Oriental Aesthetics Parnassus, (New York), IV, No. 4, 1932, p. 26. 405. Aesthetic of the Sukranitisa~a in Etudes d'Orientalis;ne Pub/ices per le Musee Guimet a Ia memaire de Raymonde Linossier Vol. 417. Reactions to Art in India. Journal of the American Oriental I, Ernest Lerous, Pub! : Paris, 1932, pp. 165-1?8. Reprinted Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LII, No. 1, 1932, pp. 213-220 in "The Transformation of Nature in A ~ t" .:.. see No. 439. Reprinted in " The Transormation of Nature in Art" see No.

406. A Bengali Painting Museum of Fine Arts Bull. , (Boston), XXX, 418. Visnudharmottara, Chapter XLI, a translation from the No. 179, 1932, p. 49, I fig. . . Sanskrit. Journal oj. the American Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LIJ, No. 1, 1932, pp. 13-21. 407. An Early Rajput Painting ibid., pp. 50- 51 , 1 fig. 1933 408. The Dance in India. In National Encyclopedia , Collier New York, 1932, Vol. III, p. 397. 419. India, The Open Court, New Oriental Soc_iety Monograph, (Chi­ 409. Indian Architecture ibict'., Vol. ' V, pp. 4l5~428, 16 figs. cago, Ill.), Second Series, No. 4, 1933, .pp. 281-344. 410. Indian Art. ibid., Vol. V, p. 428, 13 figs. 420. Hindu Sculpture The League, (New York), V, No. 3, 1933, 411. Introduction to the Art' of Eastern Asia.' The. Open Court, New pp. 4-6 and 19-20, 6 figs. Also printed in The Calcutta Review, Oriental Society Monograph, (Chicago, Ill.), Second Series, (Calcutta), XLV.JII, 1933, pp. 143-146 (without illustrations). 42 43

421. Hindu Sculpture at Zayton Ostasiatische Z eitschr., (Berlin apd 32. An Eleventh Century Silver Salver from Persia" Museum of Leipzig), New Series, JX, Hft. 1- 2, 1933, pp. 5- 11 , plan, 4 figs. Fine Arts Bull. , (Boston), XXXII, No. 192, 1934, pp, 55-58, and 3 plates. 7 figs.

422. Hindu Theatre Indian Historical Quarterly, (Calcutta), IX. 433. Understanding the Art of India Parnassus, (New York), VI, 1933, p. 594. No. 4, 1934, pp. 21 - 26, 3 figs. Also printed in The Calcutta Review, (Calcutta), April 1935, and in Blackfriars, (Oxford, 423. A New Approach to the Vedas. An Essay in Translation and Exe­ Eng.), April 1935 ; Al so included in the Iast edition of "An gesis. Luzac : London, 1933, ix * 116 pgs., Republished, Pro­ Introduction to Indian Art" - see No. 258. (see also No. 434). logos Books : Kent, England under a new title, " The Vedas. a New Approach" - see No. 451. 434. Corrigenda to Understanding the Art of India Parnassus, (New York), VI, No. 5, 1934, p. 31. (see No. 433). 424. On Translation : Maya, Deva, Tapas Isis, (Cambridge, Mass.). XIX, No. 55, 1933, pp. 74- 91. 435. Kha and Other Words Denoting 'Zero' in Connection with the Metaphysics of Space Bulletin of the School of Oriental 425. The Painter's Art in Ancient India : Ajanta Journal of the and African Studies, London Institute, (London), VII, Part 3, Indian Society of Oriental Art, (Calcutta), I, 1933 pp. 26-30. 1934, pp. 487-497. Reprinted in " Selected Papers of AKC" 426. Paravrtti Transformation, Regeneration, Anagogy In see No. 652. Festchrift Morris Winternitz, Otto Harrassowitz : Leipzig. Khwaj C). Khadir and the Fountain of Life in the Tradition of 1933, pp. 232-236. (In English). 436. Persian and Mughal Art Ars Islamica, (Ann Arbor, Mich.) I, Part 2, 1934, pp. 173-182. Reprinted in Studies in Comparative 427. A Relief from Persepolis Museum of Fine Arts Bull. , (Boston). Religion, (Perennial Books, Middlesex, Eng.), IV, No. 4, 1970, XXXI, No. 184, pp. 21 - 25, 2 figs. pp. 221-230. French translation in Etudes Traditionelles, 428. Versions from the Vedas Indian Art and Letters, (London) (Paris), XLIII, 1938, pp. 303-318, 3 illus. VII, No. I, 1933, pp. 19- 26. 437. The Technique and Theory of Indian Painting Technical Studies 429. Eine Sudindische Bronze Atlantis Lander, Volker, Reisen. in the Field of Fine Arts,(Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, (Berlin), V, 1933, pp. 316-317. Cambridge, Mass.), III, No.2, October 1934, pp. 59- 89, 2 figs.

430. A University Course on Indian Art Based on Lecture note 438. Die Vina und der Indische Tonsystem bei Bharata Zettschrift of Dr. M. B. Block taken from a course given by AKC at th fur vergleichende Musikwissenschaft, III, 1934, p. 83. Metropolitan Museum, New York, 1933, an privately printe by Durai Raja Singam, Petaling, Malaysia, 1971. 439. The Transformation of Nature in Art. Harvard University Press 1934 Cambridge Mass. , 1934, 245 pgs. (A Collection of Essays by AKC). Second edition, ibid., 1935 ; Third edition in paper­ 431. Special Editor of Words of Indian Origin. Webster's New Inter back, Dover : New York, 1956. Also published by Munshi­ national Dictionary, Springfield, Mass., 1923 to 1954 printing. ram Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1974. 44 45

:1935 "Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought" - see No. 595, and in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 440. Angel a~d Titan, A~ Essa/i~ Vedic o'ntology Journal bf Ame­ rican Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LV, N·o. 4, 1935~ 449. A Passage on Vina Playing Z eitschr fi~r vergleischende Musik­ pp. 373"::419 .. wissenschaft, III, 1935, p. 88. 441. An Approach to Indian Art Parnassus, -(New York), VII, No. 7 pp. 17- 20, 1 fig . Also printed in the Catalogue of the College 450. Mediaeval Aesthetic, I Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite and Art Association, Loan Exhibition of Indian Art, Heeramaneck Ulrich Engelberti of Strassburg The Art Bulletin, (New Galleries, New York, 1935. Also printed (with some deletions) York), XVII, Part 1, 1935, pp. 31-47. (Similar in content to as "For an Exhibition of Indian Art" in The Calcutta Review, The Mediaeval Theory of Beauty published in Figures (Calcutta), March 1936, pp. 264- 266. of Speech or Figures of Thought - see No. 595; and to be reprinted under this title in "Selected Papers of AKC - see 442. The Life of Symbols Translation ·of a text by Walter Andrae,. No. 652. (For Part II, see No. 497). Die ioniscfJe Saute : from Schlusswort to W. Andrae, Modern Re1•iew, (Calcutta), February 1935, pp. 224-225. Reprinted in 451. The Rg Veda as a Land-Nama-Bok. Luzac : London 1935 39 "Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought" see No. 595. See pgs. 3 figs. ~epublished by Prologos Books : Kent: Engl~nd, al so a Review of this hook in Art Bulletin, XVH, 1935, pp. under the title of The Vedas, A New Approach 1976 which 103- 107. includes this title and also A New Approach to the Vedas .. No. 423. 443. Chaya Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), 1935, pp. 278- 283. French translation in Etudes Tradi­ 452. Sacred and Profane Science translation from the French of tione/les, (Paris), 76th year, No. 450, 1975, pp. 145- 160. Rene Guenon. Visva-Bharati Quarterly, (Calcutta), I Part 3, 1935, pp. 11-24, 1 figs. 444. The 'Conqueror's Life' in Jaina Painting Journal of the India Society of Oriental Art, (Calcutta), III, 1935, pp. 127- 144, 14 figs. 453. La Sculpture de Bodhgaya. Ars Asiatica, Les Editions d' Art et Histoire : Paris 1935, Vol. XVIII, 72 pgs., 60 plates. 445. The Darker Side of Dawn, Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collection (Washington, D.C.), XCIV, No. 1, April 17, 1935, 18 pgs. 454. A Study of the Katha-Upanishad (IV-I) Indian Histon"cal Quarterly, (Calcutta), XI, No. 3, 1935, pp. 570--584. (see also 446. An Illustrated Jaina Manuscript Museum of Fine Arts Bull. No. 501.) XXXIII, No. 197, 1935, pp. 36-40, 8 figs. 455. The Tree: of Jesse and Oriental Parallels Parnassus, (New York), VII, No. 6, 1935, pp. 18-19, 2 figs. (see also Nos. 351 447. Elements of Buddhist Iconography. Harvard University Press and 352. Cambridge, Mass., 1935, 95 pgs., 15 plates. Reprinted b Munshiram Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1972. 456. Two Vedantic Hymns from the "Siddhantamuktavali' Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, (London), VIII, 448. The Intellectual Operation in Indian Art Journal of (he Societ Part 1, 1935, pp. 91-99. Reprinted in "The Forces of Creation'' see No. 653. of Oriental Art, (Calcutta), III, 1935, pp_. 1~1~ .-. Reprinted i 46 47

· 457. What is Common to Indian and Chinese Art? Usha , Lahore~ 465. The Normal View of Art In Patron and Artist, Pre- Renaissance (India - now Pakistan), XI, Part 1, 1935, pp. 1-18, 3 plates. and Modern, (written with A. G. Carey), Wheaton College Also printed in Studies in Comparative Religion, (Middlesex, Press : Norton, Mass., 1936, pp. 7-69, I fig., Reprinted in England), VII, No. 2, 1973, pp. 75-91. "The Forces of Creation" see No. 653.

1936 466. On the Pertienence of Philosophy In Contemporary Indian Philosophy, Edited by S. Radhakrishnan, George Allen and 458. An Indian Corcidile Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston) ~ Unwin : London, 1936, 1952 and 1960, pp. 151- 172. Reprinted XXXIV, No. 202, pp. 26- 27. in "The Forces of Creation" - see No. 653.

459. An Appreciation of the Unfamiliar Arts Visva-Bharati, (Cal­ 467. Rebirth and Omniscience in Pali Buddhism Indian Culture, etttta), Il, (New Series), Part 1, 1936, pp. 17- 21. (Calcutta), III, No. 1, 1936, pp. 19-33.

468. The Source of, and a Parallel to, Dionysius on the Beautiful 460. L'/dee de 'creation eternelle' dans /e Rig-Veda Etudes Tradi­ Journal of the Greater Indian Society, (Calcutta), III, No. I, tionelles, (Paris), XLI, 1936, pp. 13-17. English translation pp. 36-42. . Vedanta Kesari, (Mylapore, Madras, India), XXIII, 1937. 469. Sri Ramakrishna and Religious Tolerence Prabuddha Bharata, 461. The Love of Art Parnassus, (New York), VHf, No. 4, 1936~ (Mayavati, India), XLI, No. 9, 1936, pp. 268-274. French pp. 22-23. Also published in Blackfriars, (Oxford, Eng.) XVII, translation, Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLI, 1936, pp. 251- 1936, pp. 434-439. Also published in Good Work, (New York). 264. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. XXVIII, No. 2, 1965, pp. 37-40. 470. Two Passages in Dante's Paradiso Speculum, (Boston, Mass.) XI, 1936, pp. 327-338. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC'; 462. The Nature of 'Folklore' and 'Popular Art Q ~wrterly Journal see No. 652. of the Mythic Society, (Bangalore, India) XXVU, No. I and 2, 471. Vedic Exemplarism Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, (Cam­ 1936, pp. 1-12. French translation, Etudes Traditionel/es, bridge, Mass.), I, 1936, pp. 44-64 with addenda and corrigenda (Paris), XLII, 1937, pp. 206-213. Also published in Indian on p. 281. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No: Art and Letters, (London), XI (New Series), pp. 76-84. Re­ 652. printed in "Why Exhibit Works of Art?" - see No. 562. 472. Vedic Monotheism In Dr. S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar Comme­ 463. A Note on the Asvamedha Archiv Orientalni, (Prague, Czech.) moration Volume, Madras, 1936, pp. 18-25. A Revised version VH, 1936, pp. 306-317. of this item was published in the Journal of Indian History, (Bombay, India), XV, 1936, pp. 84-92 under the title of " Vedic Monotheism'". Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - 464. Nirukta Hermeneia Visva-Bharati Quarterly, (Calcutta), = see No. 652. II, (New Series), Part 2, 1935, pp. 11- 17 (See No. 483 for addendum). French translation, Etudes Traditionel/es, (Paris), 1937 XLI, 1936, pp. 405-415. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC•• 473. Anatta = Nama-rupa Indian Culture, (Calcutta), III, 1937, (with addendum - see No. 652). pp. 760-761. 48 49

474. Beaule, Lumiere et Son Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLII, in Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLII, 1937, pp. 60-61. (Adden­ 1937, pp. 51-60. English translation in manuscript form In dum to No. 464). possession of the Princeton University Library, Princeton, New Jersey. 484. The Virgin Suckling St. Bernard Art Bulletin, (New York), XIX, No.2, 1937, pp. 317-318. French Translation with addi­ 475. La Doctrine tantrique de Ia 'Bi-unite divine ' Etudes Tradi­ tions in Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLII, 1937, pp. 415-418. tionelles, (Paris), XLII, 1937, pp. 289-301. English translation, Also printed in Studies in Comparative Religion, (Middlesex, The Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Eng.), IV, 1970, No. 3, pp. 137- 139. (Poona, India), XIX, 1938, pp. 173-183. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 485. 'Pantheism' Indian and Neo-Platonic Journal of Indian History, (London and Madras, India), XVI, 1937, pp. 249-252. French 476. The 'Four Causes' in the Bhagavad Gita Journal of the American translation, Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLIII, 1938, pp. Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LVII, 1937, p. 415-416. 355-359.

477. Indian Bronzes Parnassus, (New York), IX, 1937, pp. 21-23, 486. The Part of Art in Indian Life In The Cultural Heritage of 4 figs. India, Calcutta, 1937, Vol. III, pp. 485-513. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 478. The Indian Doctrine of Man's Last End Asia, (New York), XXXVII, 1937, pp. 380-381. Reprinted in "The Forces of 487. The Parts of a Vina Journal of the American Oriental Society, Creation" - see No. 653. Society, (New Haven, Conn), LVII, 1937, pp. 101-103.

479. Introduction to Bronze Statuettes of India and Further India 488. The Pilgrim's Way Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research In Master Bronzes Selected from .Museums and Collections Society, (Patna, India), XXIII, Part 4, 1937, pp. 452-471. in America. Albright Gallery, Buffalo, New York, 1937, (See also No. 503.) 6 pgs., 14 figs. (Similar to 477.) 489. The Rape of a Nagi : An Indian Gupta Seal Part I, Museum 480. Is Art a Superstition or a Way of Life? American Review, of Fine Arts Bull. , (Boston), XXXV, No. 209, 1937, pp. 38-41, (New York), IX, 1937, pp. 186-213. Reprinted by John Stevens 4 figs; Part II, ibid, No. 210-1937, pp. 56-57. Reprinted in Pamphlets, (Newport, R.I.), No. 4, 1937, 23 pgs. Reprinted "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. in "Why Exhibit Works of Art ?" - see No. 562. 490. The Time-Factor in Indian Wall Painting Technical Studies 481. Janaka and Yajnavalkya Indian Historical Quarterly, (Calcutta) in the Field of Fine Arts, (Fogg Art Museum, Harvard Univer­ XIII, 1937, pp. 261-278. sity, Cambridge, Mass.,) VI, 1937, pp. 106-108. 491. Uday Shankar's Indian Dancing Magazine of Art, (Washing­ 482. Mahabharata ltihasa Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Res­ ton, D.C.), XXX, 1937, pp. 611-612, and 645, 4 figs. earch Institute, (Poona, India), XVIII, 1937, pp. 211-212. 492. The Vedic Doctrine of 'Silence' Indian Culture, (Calcutta), 483. Nirukta = Hermeneia ; Addendum Visva-Bharati Quarterly, III, No. 4, 1937, pp. 559-569. Reprinted in "Selected Papers (Calcutta), II, (New Series), 1937, p. 101. French translation of AKC" - see No. 652. 50 51

493. What Use is Art Anyway ? and "Art for Art's Sake (Two 498. The Nature of Buddhist Art. In Wall Paintings of India, Central lectures delivered at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in 1937). Asia and Ceylon. (With Benjamin Rowland). Merrymount Both published together but with separate titles in John Stevens Press : Boston, 1938, pp. 3- 38. Reprinted in "Figures of Pamphlets, (Newport, R.I.), No. 2, 1937, pp. 1- I 2 (500 copies). Speech or Figures of Thought" - see No. 595. Reprinted in Both published together under the first title in American " Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. Review, (New York), VnJ, 1937, pp. 321- 335. Both published together under the first title in " Why Exhibit Works of Art?" 499. Nirmana-kaya Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, (London), - see No. 562. Published in two parts and under each title 1938 , pp. 81 - 84. in Catholic Art Quarterly, (Newport, R.I.) XX, No. I, 1956, pp. 3-5 and No. 2, I 957, pp. 39-43. Both published under 5::JO. Notes on a Review by Richard Florsheim of Is Art a Super­ the first title in Essays in Value, Edited by I.H. White, New stition or a Way of Life ? Art Bulletin , (New York), XX, York, 1938. 1938, p. 443. Reprinted in " Why Exhibit Works of Art ? " see No. 562. 494. The Origins of Art Translation of a text of El ie Leba.squais, Science and Culture, (Calcutta), II 1937 pp. 625- 628. 501. Notes on the Katha Upanisad Indian Historical Quarterly, 1938 (Calcutta), (In three parts) : All in Vol. I, 1938, Part I, No. 1, 495. Asiatic Art. The New Orient, The New Oriental Society of America, pp. 45-56; Part II, No. 2, pp. 83-108; Part nr, No. 3, pp. (Chicago, Ill.), 1938, 15 pgs., 3 figs . To be reprinted by Golgo­ 199-213. (see also No. 454). nooza Press : Ipswich, England, 1976 along wi th Athena and Hephaistos" - see No. 607. 502. The Philosophy of Mediaeval and Oriental Art Zalmoxis, 496. The Inverted Tree Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society, (Paris), I, I 938, pp. 20- 49. (In English) Reprinted in "Selected (Bangalore, India), XXIX, 1938, pp. 111 - 149. Reprinted in Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. Selected Papers of AKC - see No. 652. 503 . The Pilgrim's Way, a Buddhist Recension Journal of the Bihar 497. Mediaeval Aesthetic, II. St. Thomas Aquinas on Dionysius, and Orissa Research Society,. (Patna, India), XXIV, 1938, pp. and a Note on the Relation of Beauty to Truth The I 18- 119, (Addendum to No. 488.) Art Bulletin, (New York), XX, 1938, pp. 66-77. (Similar in content to The Mediaeval Theory of Beauty published 504. The Symbolism of the Dome Indian Historical Quarterly, in Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought - see No. 595, (Calcutta), XIV, 1938, pp. 1-56. Reprinted in ' ~ Selected Papers which combines this item with Part I, No. 450. The of AKC" - see No. 652. Mediaeval Theory of Beauty is reprinted in Selected Papers of AKC - see No. 652. An abstrct of this appears in Art 505. Tathagata Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, Notes, (London), II, No. 4, pp. 55-57 under the title of Media­ (London), IX, 1938, p. 331. eval Aesthetic : On the Relation of Beauty to Truth in 1939, and in a further modified form in Why Exhibit Works of Art? 506. Le Symbolism de /'epee Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLIII, -see No. 562, under the title of " Beauty and Truth" . (See also 1938, pp. 11-17. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - Part I, 450, and also a "letter to the editor" in Art Notes, see No. 652. (London), II, Nos. 5-6, 1939. 52 53 507. Two Reliefs from Bharhut in the Freer Gallery Journal of Indian Society of Oriental Art, (Calcutta), VI, 1938, pp. 149- 517. Mahatma Calcutta Review, (Calcutta), Series III, LLXVJ, 162, 2 plates. 1939, pp. 1-4, French translation, Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLIV, 1939, pp. 82- 86. Also printed in Mahatma Gandhi _ 508. Usnisa and Chatra : Turban and Umbrella Poona Orientalist, Essays and Reflections on his Life and Work. Edited by s. (Poona, India), III, 1938, pp. 1-19. Radhakrishnan : London, 1939.

509. La Voie Lactee Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLIII, 1938, 518. Note on the Iconography of -the Cock on the Column Art pp. 175-176. Bulletin, (New York), XXI, 1939, p. 402.

510. The Yaksa of the Vedas and Upanisads Quarterly Journal of 519. L'Ordination Bouddhique, est-elle une initiation ? Etudes Tra­ the Mythic Society, (Bangalore, India), XXVIII, 1938, pp. ditionelles, (Paris), XLIV, 1939, pp. 242-248. 231-240. 1939 520. Ornament Art Bulletin, (New York), XXI, 1939, pp. 375-382. An adapted version published in the Catholic Social Art 511. Le Bouddhisme Original Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XLIV, Quarterly, (Burlington, Vt.), IV, No. 2, 1941, pp. 19-23. Re­ 1939, pp. 162-174. printed "in "Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought" see No. 595. and in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 512. The Christian and Oriental, or True Philosophy of Art. John Ste­ vens Pamphlets, (Newport, R.I.), 1939, pp. 1-38. (400 copies). 521. The Reinterpretation of Buddhism New Indian Antiquary, (Bombay, India), II, 1939, pp. 575-590. Reprinted in "Why Exhibit Works of Art ?' ' see No. 562.

513. Communication from Mrs. Rhys Davids. Journal of the American 522. Som~ Pali Words Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, (Cam­ Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn), LIX, 1939, pp. 110-111. bndge, Mass.), IV, 1939, pp. 116-190. Reprinted in Selected Papers of AKC - see No. 652.

514. De Ia 'Mentalite Primitive' Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris) 523. The Tra~itional_ Conception of Ideal Portraiture Journal of XLIV, 1939, pp. 277-300. 1 plate. English translation, Quarter/ the lndtan S~ctety of Original Art. (Calcutta), VII, 1939, pp. Journal of the Mythic Society, (Bangalore, India), XXX, 1940 74-82. Also m Twice a Year, (New York), III·IV, 1939-1940 pp. 1-23, 1 plate. Reprinted in "Figures of Speech or Figure pp. 244-252. Reprinted in "Why Exhibit Works of Art?" _ ' of Thought"- see No. 595, and in "Selected Papers of AKC' No. 562. · see see No. 652. 524. Abhilasitarthacintamani and Silparatna New Indian Anti­ 515. Eckstein" Speculum, (Boston, Mass.) XIV, 1939, pp. 60-72 quary, (Bombay, India), II, No. 6, 1939, pp. French translation, Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), LXIII 1974, pp. 3-15. 525. The Vedanta and Western Tradition American Scholar ~Washing~on, D.C.), VIII, 1939, pp. 223-247. Also published 516. An Indian Ivory Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), XXXVI m t~e Hmdu, (Madras, India), und -~r the title of "An Intro­ 1939, p. 51. Also in Art News, (New York), June 1939. ductiOn to Vedanta" - date uncertain. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 55 54 1941 526. Svayamatrnna : Janua Coeli Za!moxis, (Paris), II, No. 1, pp. 3-51, 7 plates. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" 535. Forward to Gesture Language of the Hindu Dance, by La Meri, see No. 652. (In English). Columbia University Press : New York, 1941, 2 pgs.

527. Le Corps parseme d'veux ibid., pp. 153-155. Reprinted Ill 536. An Ivory Casket from Southern India Art Bulletin, (New "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. York), XXIII, 1941, pp. 207-212, 1 plate.

1940 537. Lila Journal of the America•t Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LXI, 1941, pp. 98-101 , with erratum on p. 194, French 528. Akimcanna : Self-Naughting New Indian Antiquary, (Bombay, translation, Etudes Traditionel/es, (Paris), LXXIV, 1975, No. India), III, 1940, pp. 1- 16. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of 447, pp. 13-21. AKC" - see No. 652. 538. The 'E' at Delphi Review of Religion, (New York), VI, No. 1, 529. An Indian Enamel Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), 1941, pp. 18-19. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. XXXVIII, No. 226, 1940, pp. 23- 28, lO figf. 539. Why Exhibit Works of Art ? Journal of Aesthetics and Art 530. The Nature of Mediaeval Art In Arts of the Middle Ages, Criticism, (New York), I, 1941, pp. 27- 41. Also in Blackfriars, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1940, 3 pgs. Also in Art News, (Oxford, Eng.), XXIII, No. I, 1942, pp. Also in slightly adapted (New York), XXXVIII, No. 20, pp. 7-12, 17 illus. Also in form in Catholic Art Quarterly, (Newport, R.I.), VI, 1943, Good Work, (Buffalo, N.Y.), XXVI, 1963, No. 2, pp. 54-56. pp. 13-17. Reprinted in Why Exhibit Works of Art? - see Reprinted in "Why Exhibit Works of Art"? - see No. 562. No. 562.

531. Nirvana, Nibbana Etudes Traditione/les, (Paris), XLV, 1940, 1942 pp. 139-147. 540. Atmayajna : Self-Sacrifice Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 532. The Sun-kiss Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New (Cambridge, Mass.), VI, Nos. 3- 4, 1942, pp. 358-398. Reprinted Haven, Conn.), LX, 1940, pp. 46-(i7. in Selected Papers of AKC see No. 652.

533. Manas In the Woolner Commemoration Volume, Edited by 541. Eastern Religions and Western Thought Review of Religion, Mohammad Shaffi, Mehar Chand Lachhman Das Pub! : (New York), VII, 1942, pp. 129-145. Lahore, India (now Pakistan), 1940, pp. 53-60. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 542. Forward to Prospectus of the College of Notre Dame Workshop. Baltimore, Md., 1942, p. l. 534. Introduction to Man and Woman, a chapter from J. Evola's · text Rivolta Contrail Mondo Moderno, (U1rico Hoepli, Milano, 543. Horse-riding in the Rgveda and Atharvaveda Journal of the Italy, 1934) translated into English by Mrs. Coomaraswamy. American Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LXII, 1942, Visva-Bharati Quarterly, (Calcutta), V. (New Series), Part 4, pp. 139-140. 1940, pp. 302-319. 56 57

544. An Indian Image of Brahma Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Bos­ 555. The Symbolism of Archery Ars Islamica, (Ann Arbor, Mich.), ton), XL, No. 239, pp. 39-41. X, 1943, pp. 104-119. See also review of N.A. Feris and P. Elmer, Arab Archery Ars Islamica, XIII-XIV, 1948, pp. 198- 545. Wall Paintings of India and Ceylon Bulletin of the Iranian 201. Institute, (Taharan), V No. 4, 1942, pp. 8-11. Also printed 556. The Meeting of Eyes The Art Quarterly, (Detroit Mich), VI, in Indian Murals and Sarkis Katchadourian, with a brief appraisal No. 4, 1943, pp. 322-324. Reprinted in Figures of Speech of Katchadourian's painting, Edited by David Olan, Delphic or Figures of Thought - see No. 595, and in "Selected Papers Press : New York, 1942, 3 pgs. Also printed (with appraisal) AKC" - see No. 652. in Mural Paintings from the Caves of India by Sarkis Katcha­ dourian, Akron Art Institute, Akron, Ohio, June 4-23, 1946. 557. Prana-citi Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, (London), 1943, pp. 105-109. 546. Spiritual Authority and Temporal Power in the Indian Theory of Government. American Oriental Series, American Oriental 558. Eastern Wisdom and Western Knowledge Isis, (Cambridge, Society, (New Haven, Conn.), Vol. XXII, 1942, 87 pgs., 1 plate. Mass.), XXXIV, Part 4, 1943, pp. 359-363. Reprinted in "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" - see No. 608. 547. Play and Seriousness' Journal of Philosophy, (New York), XXXIX, 1942, pp. 550-552. 559. Ars Sine Scientia Nihil Catholic Art Quarterly, (Newport, R.I.), VI, Part 2, 1943, pp. 12-14. Reprinted in Figures of Speech 548. What of India? New English Weekly, (London), XXI, August, or Figures of Thought - see No. 595, and in Selected Papers 1942, pp. 140--141. of AKC - see No. 652.

549. On Being in One's Right Mind" Review of Religion, (New York), 560. The Blowpipe in Persia and India American Anthropologist, VII, 1942, pp. 32-40. (Washington, D.C.), XXXXV, (New Series), 1943, pp. 311-312.

550. Measures of Fire 0 Instituto, (Coimbra, Portugal), C, 1942, 561. Symptom, Diagnosis and Regimen College Art Journal, (New pp. 386-395. Reprinted in Selected Papers of AKC - see York), II, No. 4, 1943, pp. 121-124. Reprinted in Figures of No. 652. Speech or Figures of Thought - see No. 595, and in Selected 551. Some References to Pictorial Relief The Art Quarterly, (De­ Papers of AKC - see No. 652. troit, Mich.), V, No.4, 1942, pp. 338-339, Reprinted in "Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought" see No. 595. 562. Why Exhibit Works of Art ? Luzac : London, 1943, 148 pgs. Reprinted, Dover : New York, under a new title : Christian 552. Sarpandha Journal of the American Oriental Society, (New and Oriental Philosophy of Art, (paperback), 1956. Reprinted, Haven, Conn.), LXII, 1942, pp. 341-342. Munshiram Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1974, under this new title. 553. Mind and Myth New English Weekly, (London), XXI, Dece­ mber 1942, p. 83. 563. Hinduism and Buddhism. The Philosophical Library : New York, 554. [The Jawbone of an Ass] Art Bulletin, (New York), XXIV, 1942, 1943, 86 pgs. (Several editions including paperback); Also pp. 383-384. printed, Munshiram Manoharlal : New Delhi, 1975. French 1943 translation, Gallimard : Paris, 1949. First chapter in French 58 59 printed in Etudes Traditionelles, (Paris), XVIIIL, No. 259, 1947, pp. 99-109, under the title of "Le Mythe du Buddha." 573. The Iconography of Durer's 'Knots' and Leonardo's 'Con­ Italian translation, Rusconi : Milan, 1973. catenation' The Art Quarterly, (Detroit, Mich.), VII, 1944, pp. 109- 123. 564. Unatiriktau and Atyaricyata New Indian Antiquary, (Bombay), VI, No. 3, 1943, pp. 52~56. 574. Intention The American Bookman, (New York), I, No. I, pp. 41048. Reprinted in "Figures of Speech or Figures ofThought" 565. A Buddha Head from Java Museum of Fine Arts Bull., (Boston), see No. 595, and in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. XLI, No. 244, pp. 33-34, 3 illus. 575. The Bugbear of Literacy Asia, (New York), XLIV, 1944, 566. Dharma India Letter, (Washington, D.C.) IV, No. 12, 1943, pp. 52- . Reprinted under the title of "The Cult of Literacy" pp. 1-2. in Mirror, (location unknown), I, 1947, pp. 95-98. Reprinted in "Am I My Brother's Keepr?" - see No. 608. 567. Am I My Brother's Keeper ? Asia, (New York), XLIU, 1943, pp. 135-138. Reprinted in "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" 576. Gradation and Evolution : I, Isis, (Cambridge, Mass.), XXV, see No. 608. 1944, pp. 15-16. Reprinted in "The Forces of Creation"- see No. 653. Part II - see No. 610. 568. H. R. Zimmer (Obituary) Review of Religion, (New York), 577. A Note on the * tickfast Motif Journal of American Folklore, VIII, 1943, pp. 16- 18. (Menaska Wise.), LVII, No. 224, 1944, pp. 128-131.

569. Education in India In Encyclopedia of Modern Education 578. Contra * "New English Weekly, (London), XXVI, Ryerson Press : Toronto, Canada, 1943, pp. 389-390. December 1944, pp. 77 ." Reprinted in "The Forces of Creation". see No. 653. 570. Indian Drama; Indian Literary Theory; Ornament; and Symbo­ lism In Dictonary of WorM Literature, Finch Press : Ann 579. Recollection Indian and Platonic Journal of the American Arbor, Mich., 1943, pp. 564- 567. Parts reprinted in "Figures Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LXIV, Suppl. No. 3, of Speech or Figures of Thought" see No. 595. pp. 1-18. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 571. Letter : "Rebuke to the West" Asia, (New York), XLIII, 1943, p. 389. 580. On the One and Only Transmigrant ibid., pp. 19- 43. Also printed in Indian Review, (Madras, India), XLVI, No. 12, pp. 669-675. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see 572. Samvega, 'Aesthetic Shock' Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, No. 652. (Cambridge, Mass.), VII, 1943, pp. 174-179. Reprinted in "Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought" - see No. 595, 581. Paths that Lead to the Same Summit : Some Observations on and in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. Comparative Religion Motive, (Nashville, Tenn.), IV, No. 8, 1944, pp. 29-32. Reprinted in "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" 1944 see No. 608. *Illegible 60 61 582. Chinese Painting at Boston Magazine or Art (W h' 592. Imitation, Expression and Participation Journal of Aesthetics D c ) 'J , as mgton . . , XXXVII, 1944, p. 94-99, 6 illus. Reprinted in "Selected' and Art Criticism, (New York), III, No. 11-12, 1945, pp. 62-72. Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. Reprinted in "Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought" - see No. 595, and in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 583. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight : Indra and N amuci Speculum, (Boston, Mass), XIX, 1944, pp. 104-125. 593. On the Loathly Bride Speculum, (Boston, Mass.), XX, 1945, pp. 391-404. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see 584. Intr~ductio~ to I~ all Goes Together, Selected Essays by Eric No. 652. Gzl!. Devm-AdaJr : New York 1944 - . ' , V XIV. 594. Understanding and Reunion : An Oriental Perspective In 585. A Message Voice of India, (Washington D C) N p *12. ' · . , o. I, 1944, The Asian Legacy and American Life, Edited by Arthur E. Christy, John Day : New York, 1945, pp. 215-230. with notes on pp. 269-270. 586. "Headless Magicians and an Act of Truth" T .r , A . . JOurna 1 o1 tne men- can Orzenta! Society, (New Haven Conn) LXIV 1944 1946 pp. 213-217. . ' ' 1945 595. Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought; Collected Essays on 587. The Traditional or ''Normal" View of Art. Luzac : London, East and West !liosophica! Review, (New York), VIII, 1945, 1946, 256 pgs., 2 plates. Second Edition : Books from India : pp. 15-18. Repnnted by Orientalia _see No 598 AI · "A I M B , · . so m m London, 1976 ("Santana Dharma Series"). y rother s Keeper ?" see No. 608 and in "Th F f C . , , e orces o reatwn ; - see No. 653. 596. Gradation Evolution and Reincarnation. Main Currents in 588. Modern' Thought, (New York), IV, 1946, pp. 73- 74. Also in Spiritua~ Paternity and the 'Puppet-Comple~ ' Psychiatry Blackfriars, (Oxford, Eng.), XXCII, 1946, pp. 320 and 425- (~ashmgton, D.C.), VIII, 1945, pp. 287-297. French transla­ 429. Reprinted in "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" - see No. tiOn, _ Etud~s ~raditionel!es , (Paris), LXXIV, 1974, pp. 97- 119. 608. Repnnted m Am I My Brother's Keeper?" - see No. 608. 597. Rgveda 10.90.1 aty atisthad dasangu/am, Journal of the Ameri­ 589. Tanukrt Bharata Kaumudi, (Allahabad 1 d' ) can Oriental Society, (New Haven, Conn.), LXVI, 1946, pp. 221-226. , n 1a, I, 1945, pp. 145-161.

590. Some Sources of Buddhist Iconography in B. c. Law Volume 598. The Religious Basis of the Forms of Indian Society; East and Vol. I, Poona, India, 1945, pp. 459-476. . ' West : Indian Culture and English Influence. Orientalia : New 591. York, 1946, 51 pgs. East and West is the same as No. 587. Mr. Finlayson's Providential Order of Fairplay Trees '(Lo _ The other two are new titles. don), IX,. No. 2, ~945, pp. 269-271. Reprinted in ;,Lette~s from a Hmdu to h1s Christian Friends" _ see No. 654. 599. What is Civilization ? In Albert Schweitzer Jubilee Book, Edi­ ted by A. A. Roback, Sci-Art Pub!. : Cambridge, Mass., 1946, *lllegible pp. 261-274. 62 63

600. TwoArt letters C ·t· :· " Letters( Pro and Con" J ournal of Aesthetics and 608. Am I My Brother's Keeper ? John Day : New York, 1947, 110 n ICism, New York) IV 1946 pgs. Reprinted several times. English edition under the title in"Letters from a Hindu ;o hts Ch .' t~P· 2F4~ -249. Reprinted 654. n s Ian nends" - see No. of The Bugbear of Literacy, Dennis Dobson : London, 1947. Italian translation under the title of Sapienza Orientale e Cultura Occidentale, Rusconi : Milan, 1975. To be printed by Books 601. Indian Sc~ 1pture , Painting and Architecture In p · t . I from India : London, 1976 (("Santana Dharma Series"). cyclopedia, Hutchinson and Co. : London ' . 1946 'pp.IC ona En- 609. An Indian Temple : The Kandarya Mahadeo Art in America, 602. On Hares and Dreams Q ·t 1 1 (Bangalore, India), ~~~ ~ ournal of the Mythic Society (Springfield, Mass.), XXXV, No. 4, 1947, pp. 285-292. Also 1 4 Review: J. Layard The Lad' o. I, 9 6, PP· 1-14. See also printed in Silpi, (Madras, India), II, No. 3, 1947, pp. 83-90 Healing Power of' D y and .the Hare, A Study in the Reprinted in " Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. VIII, 1945, pp. 507-;t;ms. Psychiatry. (Washington, D.C.), Gradation and Evolution, II" Isis , (Cambridge, Mass.), XXX­ 610. VIII, Nos. 111-112, 1947, pp. 87- 94. Part I is No. 576. Both 603. Sy::Jz::r~in:no::;!e:n ;d EssaysGin th e History of Science are published together in "The Forces of Creation see No. sion of his Sixtieth Birthda~~1~~:t!~ b;o;!e ;a~o~l on ~e Occa­ 653. Henry Schuman :New York 1946 4.63. s ey on~agu, · n S · d. · ' ' PP· -488. Also pnnted For What Heritage and to Whom are the English-Speaking Comparative (Middlesex England), VII, ~o. t~ zet9~~ Religi~n, 611. Peoples Responsible ? In The Heritage of th e English-Speaking , ' ' pp. 35-56. Repnnted in " Selected Papers of Peoples and their Responsibility. Kenyon College Conference, AKC - see No. 652. Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, 1947, pp. 48- 65. A con­ 604. Supplementary notes in M I d densed version of this was published under the title of "The Civilization by Hei· .- hy tz1~ an Sambols in Indian Art and 'Curse' of Foreign Rule" United Nations World. , (New York), quentl p ·' nne. .· 1mmer ' Boll.mgen senes · ,Subse- Y ;mce~on Umversity Press) : New York 1946 S February 1947, pp. 32- 34. a tso AKC s review of till t . . , . ee XI, 1947, pp. 285- 290. s ext IL1 Revzew of Religion, (New York), 612. Time and Eternity. Artibus Asiae Publ. ; Ascona, Switzerland, 1947, 140 pgs. Second edition under consideration. French 605 . Pri~o.rdial Images Publication of the Modern La A translation (taken from the manuscript for the second edition) czatzon, (New York) LXI No 2 1946 nguage sso- , ' . ' ' pp. 601-602. in preparation. 1947 606. Art Man and Manufacture In 0 . . 613. Dr. Coomaraswamy's Talk at His Boston Dinner (given in Edited by R N A h w Emergent Civilization, his honor at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts on the Occasion 1947 15. 2 . ns en, Harper and Brothers :New York ' pp. -174. ' of his 70th Birthday). Journal of the Indian Society of Oriental Art, (Calcutta), XV, 1937, pp. 10- 12. Reprinted in " Letters 607. Athena and Heph · t J of a Hindu to his Christian Friends" - see No. 654., and .in Art, (Calcutta) ~~ osi94;urnal o1if6the Indi~n Society of Oriental "Selected Papers ofAKC"-see No. 652. Also printed in Modern ' ' ' PP· - · Repnnted by G 1 P ress, Ipswich ' England with "As1a . t.1c A rt" _ No. a4 95gonooza. Review, (Madras, India), LXXXVI, 1949, pp. 131 - 132. 64 65

614. The Sea In India Antigua, Essays iiz Honor of Jean Phillipe 622. Notes on the Philosophy of Persian Art Ars ls/amica, (Ann Vogel, Edited by The Kern Institute, E. Brill ; Leyden, 1947, Arbor, Mich.), XV-XVI, 1951, pp. 125-128. Reprinted in "Se-· pp. 89-94. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" see No. lected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 652. 623. Letters : Correspondence II, Coomarswamy Art and Letters, 615. The Renaissance of Indian Culture Journal of the Indian So­ (Indian and Pakistan), XXV, 1951, pp. 17-20. ciety of the Oriental Art, (Calcutta),XV, 1947, pp. 7-9. (An address to the Hindustan Association of Harvard University 1956 on August 15, 1947, Indian Independance Day.) Also printed in Marg, (Bombay), II 1947, pp. 78-79. 624. La Sculpture de Bharhut. Annales du Musee Guimet, (Paris), Biblio­ theque d'Art, Nouvelle Serie, VI, 97 pgs., 51 plates. 1956. 616. Who is 'Satan' and Where is 'Hell' Review of Religion, (New York), XII, 1947, pp. 36-47. Reprinted in "Selected Papers 1960 of AKC" - see No. 652. 625. Coomarswamina A Collection of early essays by AKC edited 617. East and West and Other Essays. Colombo, Ceylon, 1947, 66 pgs. by S. Durai Raja Singam, Privately printed by S. Durai Raja 1948 • Singam (Kuantan, Malaya), 100 copies.

618. Buddhism In Religion in the Twentieth Century, Edited by Vergi­ 1965 lius Ferm. Philosophical Library :New York, 1948, pp. 61-79. 626. Shaker Furniture Good Work, (Buffalo, N. Y.), XXVIII, No. 619. The Common Wisdom of the World In Sri K. M. Munshi 3, 1965, pp. 69-71. A Reprint of a chapter in "Figures of Diamond Jubilee Volume, Part I. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Speech or Figures of Thought" - see No. 595. (Bombay) IX, 1948, pp. 120--124. 1975 620. The Living Thoughts of Gotoma the Buddha (with I. B. Horner), 627. The Flood in Hindu Tradition Printed by Pembridge Design The Living Thoughts Library, Cassell : London, 1948, 224 Studio, Ltd., London, from a manuscript in the possession of pgs. Portugese translation, Livraria Martins Edittora: San Princeton University Library. Reprinted in "Selected Papers Paulo, Brazil, date uncertain. French translation, Les Editions of AKC" - see No. 652. Buchet-Chastel : Paris, Date uncertain. (New French edition under consideration). The first half of this book, by AKC is UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS reprinted in "The Forces of Creation" - see No. 653, under tbe title of "The Life and Doctrine of the Buddha". (Manuscripts in Possession of Princeton University Library, Princeton, New Jersey, or in the Estate 1949 of Ananda K. Coomaraswamy).

621. Laying Kipling's Ghost United Nations World., (New York), 628. The Bugbear of Democracy, Freedom and Equality. June 1949. 1951 629. The Physiognomy of Paintings. 67 66 645. Why is Krishna Dark? 630. On. 'the ·Indian and Traditional Psychology, or Rather Pneu~ ' ~1~tology. Reprinted in " Selecteq Papers of AKC'? - see 646. The Interpretation of Symbols and "Symbolism". No. 652. 647. Who are the Blind, the Halt, the Impotent, the Outcast, and 631.. Maha-Purusa, "Supreme Identity" . Reprinted in " Selected the Rejected? (Incomplete). Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 648. On the Coming to Birth of the Spirit. 632. Bhakta Aspects of the Atman Doctrine. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 649. A Feather in his Cap (Incomplete). ! '. 633.. D~es . 'Socrates is ,old' Imply th~t 'Socrates is' ? Reprinted in 650. Reincarnation (Incomplete book). "Selected Papers of AKC" - see No. 652. 634. The Meaning of Death. Reprinted in "Selected Papers of AKC" 651. The Early Iconography of Sagittarius (Incomplete book) . . see ,No. 652. IN PREPARATION FOR PRESS 63S. Vai ~ hn~va Theology 652. Selected Pape~>s of Ananda K. Coomarswamy, Edited by Roger 636. Who was the Buddha ? Lipsey, Two Volumes. Princeton University Press (Bollingen Series), Princeton, New Jersey, 1976. 637. Sukrta

' I ' 1 1 \ '·. 638.· 'Wi'tidows of · the Soul. 653. The Forces of Creation, Edited by Roger Lipsey, Penguin Books, Metaphysical Series, Baltimore, Md., 1976. 639. Quod Factum est in Ipso Vita Erat. 654. Letters from a Hindu to his Christian Friends, being a Selection 640. Education in Art : A Lecture at Harvard University. of the Letters of Ananda K. Coomarswamy, Edited by Rama • • ~ J P. Coomarswamy and S. Durai Raja Singam, In Preparation 641. A Lecture in Comparative Religion (similar to " Paths that for Press. Lead to the Same Summit, No. 581.).

642. Fate, Foresight and Free Will

643. Early Indjan Arcrutecture IV : Huts and Related Temple Types (Unpublished; written in · the early thirti~s for the jou~nal Eastern Art which succumbed in the depressiOn, and a contmu­ ation of the series starting with No. 251.)

644. On the Relation Between Early Indian and Western Asiatic Art. (Written in 1938 for a volume "Survey of Persian Art" which never appeared.) New Karnodaya Press, Vadodara-390 010. \. -- r