A female figure (called Goolky Amma) in front of the First gate way on the greater hill of Sravana Bellacull. 15th September 1806. Artist(s): Anonymous.
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folio 174 Sculpture of Padmavati (the nymph who transformed herself into an old woman) facing the entrance of the courtyard at the summit of Chandragiri, Sravana Belgola., Inscribed: ‘A female figure (called Goolky Amma) in front of the First gate way on the greater hill of Sravana Bellacull. 15t...
Sculptured window in the Jain Bustee of Chandra Goopta on the lesser hill of Sravana Bellacull on the right side. September 14th 1806. Artist(s): Anonymous.
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folio 176 Carved screen on the right side in the Chandragupta Temple, Chandragiri Hill, Sravana Belgola. Inscribed: ‘Sculptured window in the Jain Bustee of Chandra Goopta on the lesser hill of Sravana Bellacull on the right side. September 14th 1806.’
Sculptured window in the Jain Bustee of Chundragoopta on the lesser hill of Sravana Bellacull on the left side. September 14th 1806. Artist(s): Anonymous.
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folio 178 Carved screen on the left side in the Chandragupta Temple, Chandragiri Hill, Sravana Belgola. Inscribed: ‘Sculptured window in the Jain Bustee of Chundragoopta on the lesser hill of Sravana Bellacull on the left side. September 14th 1806.’
Sculptures carved on the outward wall of a Jain Bustee among the ruins of Halla Garsoopa in Canara. Artist(s): Anonymous.
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folio 182v Sculpted outer wall of a basti at Nagarabastikere, near Gersoppa (KA). Inscribed: ‘Sculptures carved on the outward wall of a Jain Bustee among the ruins of Halla Garsoopa in Canara.’
Upper part of a sculptured stone found at Barcoor supposed to belong to a Jain statue. Oodepee, 16th May 1806. Artist(s): Anonymous.
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folio 183 Sculpture fragment at Udipi. Inscribed: ‘Upper part of a sculptured stone found at Barcoor supposed to belong to a Jain statue. Oodepee, 16th May 1806.’
Statue of Parsa Naat belonging to the Jain religion. Sent home to the E.I. Company in Octr 1808. . Artist(s): Anonymous.
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folio 184 Sculpture of Parsvanath removed from Nagarabastikere by Colin Mackenzie in 1808. Inscribed: ‘Statue of Parsa Naat belonging to the Jain religion. Sent home to the E.I. Company in Octr 1808.’ (V&A, 931 IS)