Art, beauty, and creativity: Indian and Western aesthetics

New Delhi: D.K. Printworld (1999)
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It Studies The Historical Progression Of Aesthetics Both Indian And Western Since Ancient Times, Focussing On The Landmarks In The Course Of Its Development And Theories On Art, Beauty And Related Concepts.

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BH39.G86 1999

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812460133X   9788124601334

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