Thomas Biggs (b. 1822; d. 1905) was a British photographer and military officer who served in the Bombay Artillery in 1842 before being commissioned as the government photographer. He documented several archaeological and architectural sites, including Aihole, Badami and Bijapur in western India.
Link copied!
The founding editor and publisher of PIX Quarterly, Jaishankar is associated with the Serendipity Arts Festival, heading its editorial and…
A ruler of the Vakataka Dynasty who reigned in the late fifth century CE. He and his court are believed…
A designer and textile revivalist who has worked extensively with kantha embroidery. She is the founder and chairperson of Mallika’s…
An epithet used for the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, who lived sometime between the fourth to sixth century BCE.…
Pulakesin I (r. 544–567 CE) was a king of the Badami Chalukya dynasty and is considered to be the dynasty’s…
Rajeev Sethi (b. 1949) is a designer, scenographer and curator, and the founder-chairman of the Asian Heritage Foundation. He designed…
Chamunda Raya (b. n.d.; d. n.d.) was a general and minister of the Ganga kingdom in medieval southern India. He…
A devotee of the Hindu deity Shiva and one of the sixty-three Nayanars, he was a canonical poet-saint of Saivism…