Kalighat drawing

By:

Archer, W. G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bombay; Marg publications; 1962Description: 14 p. ( Birla seriesSubject(s):

DDC classification:

CS 743.14 ARC

Summary: During the eighteenth century, painting in Bengal consisted of three quite different types. The first is miniature painting executed for the Nawabs of Bengal at their court at Murshidabad.

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During the eighteenth century, painting in Bengal consisted of three quite different types. The first is miniature painting executed for the Nawabs of Bengal at their court at Murshidabad.

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