Journal of Bengal Art, Volume 1, 1996

Asok Datta : The Art of Pottery Paintings in Bengal during Black and Red Ware (Chalcolithic) Culture Amita Ray : Terracottas from Excavations at Mangalkot (Burdwan) Paola G. Tinti : On the Brahmi Inscription of Mahasthan Enamul Haque : Chandraketugarh: A Resume of Excavation Reports (1956-67) Dilip K. Chakrabarty : Two Examples of Mauryan Art from Bengal Samir Kumar Mukherjee : A Note on Some Buddhist Antiquities in Terracotta from West Bengal Gourisanker De : Pots, Pitchers and Lamps from Chandraketugarh: Myths and Motifs Mohammad Ali : Some Important Antiquities from Mangalkot Mound (Bogra) Claudine Bautze-Picron : From God to Demon, from Demon to God: Brahma & Other Hindu Deities in Late Buddhist Art of Eastern India Gouriswar Bhattacharya : The Magnificent Bronze Image of Vajrasatva from Mainamati, Bangladesh Gautam Sengupta : Problem of Pala Art and a Derivative Style in Assam Mallar Mitra : The Buddhist Goddess Aparajita: Four-Armed Form B.N. Mukherjee : The Date of the End of Pala Rule in Bengal (West Bengal and Bangladesh) A.B.M. Husain : Some Observations on the Development of Gawr-Lakhnawti and Its Monuments M.R. Tarafdar : Some Illustrations of the Period of Nusrat Shah Abdul Karim : An Arabic Inscription from Murshidabad City J.P. Losty : Early Views of Gaur and Pandua by the Indian Artist Sita Ram M.A. Bari : An Unknown Building Complex at Fulhar in Gaibandha Ian Jeffry Barrow : Colonial Mapping in Bengal, 1760-1820 Najma Khan Majlis : Some Observations on the Ragamala Miniatures of the Murshidabad School of Painting Perween Hasan : Rugs, Niches and Prayer Ayesha Begum : The Mosque of Badruddin: A Rare Type of Two-Domed Mosque Sharif Uddin Ahmed : Book Review

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