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- Documents the special architectural element of carved and perforated screens in South Asia - Features lavishly-produced illustrations of more than 200 jalis across India - Traces examples from seventh-century examples to those designed by global contemporary artists - Comprehensive study of the exquisitely crafted screens from the Gujarat Sultanate to Mughal jalis, across Rajasthan and central India and, further south, to Deccan A jali is a ...

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- Works on paper by senior Indian modern artists - Spanning the transition from colonial to post-colonial India - From the Collection of Umesh and Sunanda Gaur - Over 100 watercolors, drawings, etchings, sketches and lithographs - Traditional narratives reoriented to engage with India's past, present and futureIndia is a nation of con?icting realities, where the old and the new, the traditional and modern regularly coexist. Here, the artists a...

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- Seminal inquiry into Humayun's personality and remarkable cultural achievements- Accompanies the new site museum at Humayun's tomb, a World Heritage Site- Offers a new analysis of Humayun's mausoleum as the posthumous sum of his visions and dreams - Includes hundreds of beautifully reproduced photographs and illustrationsHumayun, the son of Babur and the second Mughal ruler, reigned in Agra from 1530 to 1540 and then in Delhi from 1555 to 15...

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Ganesh Haloi: The Feeling Eye documents Haloi's latest explorations of gouache on paper through images and thoughtful writings that reverberate with his artistic practice. Essays by Mukund Lath, Natasha Ginwala and Jesal Thacker give a brief insight into the person Ganesh Haloi and his artistic journey.

And inspiring a set of paintings created in 2013, as a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.

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Published in association with Akar Prakar, Kolkata, and the Raza Foundation.

With stunning original art, this volume celebrates this all-inclusive tradition of the epic, foregrounding it as a cultural phenomenon across time and space.

This beautiful colouring book introduces younger artists to the delights of Indian miniatures by providing hand-drawn examples of several iconic paintings.

Published in association with the Alkazi Collection of Photography.

Brigitte Singh first came to Sanganer, Jaipur's hand block- printing centre, as a student of miniatures, and today, 30 years later, the visual almanac of her work gives us a truly alternate way to read medieval and modern civilisational encounters- through the evolution and transmission of motifs and craft techniques over centuries.

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Abdur Rahim Khan-i- Khanan (1556-1627) was referred to in Mughal records as the `noble of nobles', and was praised in the verses of his contemporaries as a patron of legendary generosity and erudition. An unmatched soldier and statesman, Rahim served Akbar and Jahangir, and commanded Shah Jahan's imperial army on the battle field.

My Sweet Home captures Okhla, a suburban neighbourhood in South Delhi, from the perspective of 20 children who live there.