Paper I · 3 History of India & AP · 3.1.6 Mauryan empire
3.1.6.6 Mauryan art: pillars, stupas and the Barabar caves
Mauryan art has two strands: court art (polished stone pillars, rock-cut caves, palace halls) under royal patronage, and popular art (yaksha and yakshi figures, terracotta, stupas).
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- Mauryan polish
- Chunar sandstone
- Sarnath Lion Capital
- Didarganj Yakshi
- Parkham Yaksha
- Barabar caves
- Lomas Rishi
- Dhauli elephant
- Kumrahar
- National Emblem
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