Natyalalitakalasangraha is an Anthology of theories of performing and fine arts prepared from the Sastras or original Sanskrit texts dealing with these arts. A reference work of encyclopedic nature, it presents exposition of technical terms from original Sanskrit texts related to arts and aesthetics. The editor, Prof. Radhavallabh Tripathi, is a well-known expert of Natyas astr a, traditional Indian theatre and aesthetics. Natyalalitakalasangraha edited by him with a detailed introduction, presents a comprehensive exposition of fundamental concepts from more than one hundred basic Sanskrit texts. It establishes the relationships as well as the uniqueness if the disciplines underperforming and plastic artsnatya (Performing Arts), sangita (Music) nrtta and nrtya (Dance) and citra (Painting and Sculpture). Relevant excerpts from Agama texts and texts of Saiva philosophy have also been incorporated. About the Author Radhavallabh Tripathi is one of the senior- most professors of Sanskrit in the country. At present he is working as Vice- Chancellor of Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan (Deemed University) at Delhi. Widely acclaimed for his original contributions to the study of aryashastra and Sahityashastra, he has published 129 books, 187 research papers and critical essays as well as translations of more than 30 Sanskrit plays and some classics from Sanskrit into Hindi. He has received more than 25 national and international awards and honours for his literary contributions. He has been referred in various research journals on Indology. Research for Ph.D. has been completed as well as is being carried on his creative writings in Sanskrit in a number of Universities.