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Thirtytwo wash, water colour, tempera and drawings executed
between 1924 and 1950 by the artist which now form the collection
of the Indian Museum and Rabindra Bharati Museum at Kilkata represent
a variety of themes.
The exhibition highlights religious architecture like Jain
temples at Vaibharagiri, Satrunjay temple, the shrine of Keshariyaji
in Mewar, Portugese church at Hooghly; Mahavir-janani and mother
fondling a child;
waterbodies like Ganga at Jiaganj, Dal Lake in Kashmir, Rajgirkund,
Fatehsagar lake at Udaypur; portraits of old man and child as
also a nawab of Murshidabad painted on ivory ; landscape as well
as some known characters like a Panditani and Charandas chor. |
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