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The Tiger Soul of India

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Valmik Thapar
168 pages, 250 colour photos
The Tiger
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  • The Tiger ISBN: 9780198069690 Hardback Nov 2010 Out of Print #189437
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About this book

Represented in various art forms from time immemorial, the tiger, India's national animal, resides in the very soul of the country's cultural beliefs, myths, and legends. This book explores and reveals almost every facet of this amazing animal in terms of its first impressions on the 8000-year-old cave paintings of Madhya Pradesh to its presence on Mohenjodaro seals, some 4500 years ago. The volume covers tribal belief and worship, ancient tiger art, the Mughal period, and the tiger in miniature painting.

The book is a testimony to the power, beauty, and magnificence of the tiger, which captured man's imagination to the extent that it was worshipped across the country. How a host of emotions, including fear, almost compelled man to express his feelings on stone, wood, paper, and much more. The relationship between man and tiger goes back thousands of years. In a way it is the cult of the tiger that has played a vital role in keeping this animal alive in the twenty-first century. It is vital to make sense of the awe and reverence this animal inspires in India, for that will help save it from extinction.

Contents

Acknowledgement; Authors Note; An Introduction; The Early Years; After the Birth of Christ; The Mughal Era; The British Tiger; The Tribal Tiger; Tigers Today; Photo Credits

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Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Valmik Thapar
168 pages, 250 colour photos
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