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History of Indian and Eastern Architecture

Note 365 — Chapter II · DRAVIDIAN ROCK-CUT TEMPLES.

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Among the sculptures of the Gandhara monasteries are several representing façades of buildings. They may be cells or chaitya halls, but, at all events, they are almost exact reproductions of the façade of this rath. Being used as frameworks for sculpture, the northern examples are, of course, conventionalised; but it is impossible to mistake the identity of intention. They may probably be of about the same age.

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