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026305
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Gurugram, Penguin Random House India, 2022.
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98pGreen spine
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This book tells the stories of ten mysterious people, styles and objects in Indian art from the prehistoric period to the present day-and in the process, it captures some of the diversity and range of the very large canvas we call Indian art.
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The Bhimbetka paintings
The evolution of the Buddha
The Ajanta caves
The Kailashanatha temple
The Pithora paintings
Women artists of the Mughal era
Bani Thani
Indian yellow
Manaku of Guler
The Sripuranthan Shiva Nataraja
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9780143457145 Pb.
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021316
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India, Tulika Publishers, 2007.
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22pBrown Spine
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The wall paintings of the Warli people of Maharashtra are famous worldwide for their simplicity and their liveliness. Beginning with the story of little Shirvi who wants to give her parents a happy surprise, author Shamim Padamsee takes a whimsical journey into how the art may have been born. And along that journey, Shirvi meets the magical moon people...
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9788181463708 Pb.
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| 019871 | FIC/PAD | Main | On Shelf | General | Marathi |
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022495
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Numbered edition 72/2000
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Chennai, Tara Books Pvt.Ltd., 2017.
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24pBlack spine
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“The rightful place for an artist, his real world, is a pot of black ink. I believe it contains all the magic, all the forms, everything that human beings can imagine and render” says Mithila artist Santosh Kumar Das. In this poetic memoir of his growth into art, he pays a poignant tribute to the muses that transformed him into an artist — the greatest of them being his mother, along with the other women of the household who practised this originally female tradition of art.
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9789383145621 Hb.
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023793
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Gurgaon, Puffin Books, 2018.
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xii, 132pWhite spine
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Embark on a vivid journey on which you'll learn about the origins and evolution of art in the country. Prepare to be amazed by the first pictures made by early humans; reflect upon the serenity of Buddhist cave paintings at Ajanta; marvel at the splendour of Mughal miniature art; delight in the religious depictions of Tanjore; study the hybrid Company and revivalist Bengal styles; and discover the best of modern and contemporary artists.
Watch it all come alive in intricate black-and-white sketches and stunning photographs of the most celebrated visuals across time.
A rich primer on the different schools of art and the most significant movements in Indian art history
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The big picture of Indian art
1. The first drawing: cave paintings
2. The talking caves: Ajanta and Ellora
3. Small wonders, big wow: Mughal miniatures
4. Got gold?: Tanjore paintings
5. Keeping it real: the Company school of paintings and European realism
6. Be a rebel: the Bengal school of art
7. The painted tales: Kalighat paintings
8. The makers of magic: other folk and tribal art forms of India
9. Art switches gears: meet the moderns
10. Art in the new world: meet the contemporaries
The story of Indian art continues
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9780143441564 Pb.
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| 021923 | 709.54/NAI | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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018449
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New Delhi, Niyogi Books, 2007.
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250pBlack spine
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This book is a journey through the half-created and half-perceived world of the paintings of one of the most gifted contemporary artists of India. Meant for art cognoscenti and for those with an intelligent interest in art.
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9788189738242 Hb.
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| I01305 | 759.954/BHA | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
000846
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India, Tulika Publishers, 2007.
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22pBrown Spine
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The wall paintings of the Warli people of Maharashtra are famous worldwide for their simplicity and their liveliness. Beginning with the story of little Shirvi who wants to give her parents a happy surprise, author Shamim Padamsee takes a whimsical journey into how the art may have been born. And along that journey, Shirvi meets the magical moon people...
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8181463587 Pb.
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015272
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Do!
/ Wolf, Gita; Hengadi, Ramesh; Dhadpe, Shantaram
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2009
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2010
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Chennai, Tara Books Pvt.Ltd., 2009.
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36pDark Brown Spine
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Do! is a set of action pictures rendered in the elegantly minimalist Warli style of tribal art. It introduces basic verbs to the young reader through a series of delicately drawn pictograms, which both illustrate the verb and tell a further string of stories. Every page or pair of pages invites the child to explore a busy world and make up her own tales. The art conjures up a world teeming with human figures, animals, plants, and birds. The illustrations in Do! were made by people belonging to a tribal community in Maharashtra, in western India.
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9788190754613 Hb.
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001096
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New Delhi, Rekha Prakashan, 1995.
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160pBlack Spine
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It is a mini-encyclopaedia and the first book of its kind that gives a comprehensive calligraphic representation of the Devanagari script.
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Lettering and Calligraphy
Initials and Monograms
Insets
Emblems
Coat-of-arms and Heraldic designs
Designing
Ornaments and decoration
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8190000349 Hb.
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| 003640 | 745.44954/ARY | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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020581
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New Delhi, Takshila Publication, 2016.
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150pDark blue spine
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Eye Spy Indian Art introduces children to Indian modern art in a fun and engaging manner. It is imaginatively presented with an "Eye Spy" game as its basis and engages children from the beginning. The visual book traces the development of modern art history from just before Independence and features prominent artists under the various art movements. Children become familiar with the artists and learn about their influences and inspirations. They have fun exploring vibrant art by these artists which is delightfully treated through die cuts, flaps and foldouts. There are immediate activities that children can attempt in the book such as illustrating, tracing, cutting or creatively writing dialogue. For a yet deeper level of engagement, there are projects which encourage conceptual thinking, research and creative expression. Finally as a reward for successfully identifying the art movements, children get to display their art inspired by the book on the online Art1st Museum. Includes information on the following Indian art movements:
Academic Realism
Pre-Modernism
Bengal Modernists
Bengal School, Shantiniketan
Modernists of the South
Progressive Artists' Group (Bombay Progresives)
Baroda Modernists
Delhi Modernists
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Company School
Kalighat Pat
Raja Ravi Varma
Nandalal Bose
Jamini Roy
Sunil Madhav Sen
Nikhil Biswas
M F Husain
Tyeb Mehta
J Sultan Ali
Badri Narayan
Manjit Bawa
Amitava Das
K G Subramanyan
Gulammohammed Sheikh
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9789384375171 Pb.
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019576
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New Delhi, Scholastic, 2015.
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24pRed Spine
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Savours the richness and beauty of Indian folk art and learn about its origin. This book blends traditional folk art with contemporary projects!!
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Cloth puppets, Rajasthan
Kantha stitch work, West Bengal and Bangladesh
Bangle making, Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh
Kalamkari, Uttar Pradesh
Sikki weaving, Mithila, Bihar
Warli art, Sahyadri, Maharashtra
Bhil art, Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujrat and Maharashtra
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9789351038610 Pb.
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010716
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USA, Atman Press, 2003.
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31pYellow Spine
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The author includes a brief anecdote about losing his wallet and having it returned to him by a small boy who wanted no reward, emphasizing on the important universal values for children. Winner of Benjamin Franklin Award, Mom's Choice Awards and recognised as the Independent Publisher's outstanding book of the year.
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9780965290029 Pb.
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ID:
018925
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New Delhi, Roli & Janssen BV, 2005.
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144pMaroon Spine
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This is a richly illustrated book that reproduces some of the finest examples of Indian sculpture, with an extensive commentary on the importance of the art of carving, modelling and casting in the Indian civilization for over 4000 years.
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8174363521 Hb.
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ID:
001655
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India, Tulika Publishers, 2006.
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20pWhite and brown spine
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An ant's curiosity leads to adventure in this chain story of repititon and cumulative images. A wonderful Indian story within a story.
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8186895892 Pb.
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025715
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2019.
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64pColourful spine
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Discover the beauty and hidden meaning behind the works of seven outstanding artists from India in this exciting, and informative book.
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Anju Dodiya
Dhruvi Acharya
Jitish kallat
L.N. Tallur
M.F. Hussain
Sudhir Patwardhan
Tyeb Mehta
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020144
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New Delhi, Niyogi Books, 2015.
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108pRed Spine
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Indian Art Series
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Bharti is one the first artists whose work we incorporated into MOSA’s collection and the first with a sufficient number of works at MOSA to make a show. Dealing with her through the years has been inspiring, as she completely loves and identifies with this form of art. Her mastery of the tradition and her capacity to bring it out in contemporary media like acrylic and canvas have made her an ambassador to the modern world of this ancient art of Mithila. She is in love with both the tradition and its themes. The themes of Krishna, Radha and the gopis permeates her artwork.
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9789385285080 Pb.
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023537
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Mahabharata
/ Rao, Shanta Rameshwar; Narayan, Badri (ill.)
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1968
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Hyderabad, Orient Longman, 1968.
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xii, 142pRed spine
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Shanta Rameshwar Rao’s Mahabharata tells the central story of India’s great Sanskrit epic, one of the oldest works of literature in the world. Intensely human in their passionate loves and hates, happiness and grief, the people of the Mahabharata have their recognisable counterparts in all ages and civilisations. The grandeur, beauty and colour of their story and the variety and depth of its message make it a book for all times and all occasions.
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086131607X Hb.
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001973
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1981 (Second revised edition)
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Mumbai, Taraporevala, 1971.
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100pBlack Spine
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The one hundred superb plates in this book give a very good idea of the beauty and craftsmanship inherent in the bronzes and metal sculpture of India.
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Hb.
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| 003549 | 730.954/MEH | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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002417
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Mumbai, Paramparik Karigar, 2005.
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337pThick Black Spine
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This book creates an awareness of the complexity and beauty of these crafts and the need to preserve and sustain them by supporting existing craftsmen and encouraging young people to take up craft as a vocation.
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Gadwakam/ Jaidev Baghel
Kalamkari/ Jonnalgadda Guruppa Chetty
Mithila kala/ Satya Narayan Lal Karn
Mittikam/ Brahmdeo Ram Pandit
Tana Bana/ Snober Mistry
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012110
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Chennai, Tulika Publishers, 2011.
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30pBlue Spine
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An engaging introduction to art and the artist through story, memoir and biography, as well as a valuable resource for the understanding of art.
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8181469615 Pb.
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023250
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Chennai, Tulika Publishers, 2011.
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1 VCD.
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