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  • ...Asutosh Museum of Indian Art|asutosh mookerjee]][[Asutosh Museum of Indian Art|,]] Girindra Sekhar Bose, Tara Prasanna Roy etc of the day were associated ...
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  • ...a sculpture (Fig.2) of Gupta era found in [[Mahasthangarh|mahasthangarh]]. Art form of both the sculptures are almost same. The best example of classical Gupta art form found at Mongolkot is a sculpture of an young lady wearing a heavy nec ...
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  • ...rvedic medicine, Gangadhar also wrote books on Sanskrit grammar, rhetoric, art and literature. He also wrote poems and plays in Sanskrit. Among his books ...
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  • Kali Prasanna was a patron of art and culture, particularly of the theatre. He himself established a theatre Kali Prasanna Singh was known to his contemporaries as a great patron of art and culture, a zealous advocate of widow remarriage, a reformer of society ...
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  • ...complete. If sex is ignored, human society will disappear. This is why the art of sex, like the other three pursuits, is regarded in the Hindu scriptures ...books to write his Kamasutra in 7 sections and 36 chapters. Apart from the art of love-making, Kamasutra discusses many aspects of Indian society, giving ...
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  • ...number of well-read writings. James Fergusson was also the first among the art-historian to have studied Indian Architecture by analysing the style and di ...int out and characterise. His treatise on The True Principles of Beauty in Art, an early publication, is a most thoughtful metaphysical study. Some of his ...
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  • ...nakshi kantha]], publishing one of the first serious articles on this folk art in JISOA in 1929. Some of the kanthas he collected, along with other folk a ...
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  • ...a, found from Faridpur and now preserved in the [[Asutosh Museum of Indian Art|asutosh museum]], Calcutta, to the 10th-11th century. ...was intermingling of exotic trend with the local one and a mixed system of art was the consequent result. ...
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  • ''See also'' [[Folk Art and Crafts|folk arts and crafts]]. [[Category:Art]] ...
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  • ...nds, though now blank, must have been originally enlivened with terracotta art. ...g illustrates a happy blend of Mughal plaster design with local terracotta art. With the exception of its terracotta ornamentation, the Gorai Mosque appea ...
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  • ...porary social affairs, which until then had been beyond the purview of the art of pilgrimage centres. ...l. It was left to Rudyard Kipling to be charmed by the terse beauty of the art and to acquire a lot which was to be donated in 1917 to the Victoria and Al ...
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  • ...utheast Bengal). The greatest achievement of the Devas was in the field of art and architecture. ...ges can also be found. The Mainamati bronzes primarily represent religious art. No bronze sculpture of a purely secular character has yet been noticed. Ex ...
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  • ...Indian art. For a better understanding of Rakhaldas' exposition of Indian art in a greater perspective one has to go through the chapters on sculpture an ...Guptas, Rakhaldas carefully distinguished the stylistic features of Gupta art manifested in different regions and referred to Mathura, Varanasi (Saranath ...
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  • ...uses of various sizes and designs. The most famous houses, which show both art and lavishness, are the atchala (eight fold thatch roofs) supported by deco ...
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  • ...Mosque|kherua]] [[Kherua Mosque|mosque]] at Sherpur of Bogra. [[Terracotta Art|terracotta]] tiles with floral decoration have also been used in the orname ...
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  • ...emporaries for his achievements as a conqueror, administrator and lover of art and culture. Akbar's accession, after the accidental death of his father [[ ...ali era in Bengal subah. Akbar's reign witnessed remarkable development in art and architecture. Among Bengal cities Rajmahal (named Akbarnagar) and Hughl ...
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  • ...workshop, create short films and arranges film shows. The Photography and Art Culture Association organises photography workshop and exhibition. ...
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  • ...towed on him by his patron, who is reported to have been an avid patron of art and culture. ...
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  • ...la-Lok'khir pat, Lok'Khi Shara) is a traditional expression of Bengal folk art. Laksmi is the Hindu goddess of wealth, beauty, prosperity and fertility. T ...shing lines too never go astray. The styles have all the qualities of folk-art. The preference is for outline drawing and flat colours without tonality. G ...
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  • ...School, Dhaka in 1955. He then obtained a Teacher’s Training Certificate (Art Appreciation) from Ashutosh Museum, Kolkata. From 1956 to 1958 and later, s ...left his mark of individuality in the amalgamation of Eastern and Western art traditions in figurative works. In particular, traces of that combination c ...
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  • ...torian, and a distinguished scholar of Islamic art. The history of Islamic art was the subject of his intensive research, but he was also a curious resear ...In 1978, he served as a UNESCO International Fellow and researched Islamic art in India, Iran, and Turkey. Between 1986 to 1988, ABM Husain was a member o ...
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  • From 1777 to 1782 Sheikh Zainuddin worked on Whiteman art paper manufactured in England for his transparent watercolour sketches. For ...
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  • ...l also offers extra curricular activities such as debating, science fairs, art competitions, and has active athletic teams for basketball, football, and v ...
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  • ...d was liberally used in this monument. It is indeed a museum of terracotta art where as many as 13 patterns are found embellishing its wall surface. Ghiya ...
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  • ...echnology' derives from the Greek words 'techne' and 'logos'. Techne means art or the method or technique by which something is acquired. The speech, or u ...
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  • ...Kantha Tradition of Bangladesh, Whitechapel, London, 1988; Niaz Zaman, The Art of Kantha Embroidery, 2nd rev. ed., University Press, Dhaka, 1993. [[Category:Art]] ...
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  • ...ndred years of Pala rule (8th-12th century AD), many centres of sculptural art flourished simultaneously in different regions of the extensive empire of B ...continued through the 8th century and culminated in a specialized idiom of art in the early 9th century. As the sculpture derived its strength and inspira ...
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  • ...the earliest form of plastic art in which the Bengal artists excelled. The art products in terracotta or burnt clay satisfied the creative impulse of the ...a sure evidence of the use of clay as a most common and popular medium of art expression of the people from the very dawn of civilisation in this deltaic ...
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  • ...stablishing and leading various organisations such as Lekhak Sangha, Dhaka Art School (1948) and Diabetic Association. Abdul Ghani was also an urbane and ...
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  • ...gan, Murshidigan, Meyeli geet, mystic songs, etc. Besides, Bangladesh Folk Art and Crafts Foundation (Sonargaon) arranges for various folk festivals throu ...urist spots'' [[Bangladesh Folk Art and Crafts Foundation|bangladesh folk art and crafts foundation]] ([[Sonargaon|sonargaon]]) Panam Nagar, Russell Park ...
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  • ...do not bear either inscriptions or ornamentation except a few [[Terracotta Art|terracotta]] floral motives and some plasterwork on the walls of the main t ...
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  • ...f the mosque. The eastern facade wall shows panel decoration. [[Terracotta Art|terracotta]] plaques with depiction of floral and creeper patterns, horse, ...
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  • Radhanath Shikder was one of the founders of the Calcutta Art and Craft Society in 1854. Together with [[Mitra, Peary Chand|peary chand m ...
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  • ...ge without any dialogue. It is now recognised as an independent performing art. ...be performed sporadically at village fairs, the pantomime as a performing art form in Bangladesh emerged only in the early seventies. Partha Pratim Majum ...
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  • ...rch, economics and poverty alleviation, art and culture, song, dance, fine art, dramatic performance, sculpture, heroes of language movement etc. Each awa ...ss, side actor and actress, song director, photographer, composer of song, art director, sound man, singer, juvenile artist, dance director, tuner, make-u ...
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  • Old [[Terracotta Art|terracotta]] remains indicate that higher-class people in the society in th ...
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  • Oral literature as well as folk art is regarded as part of the formalised stream of folk culture. Bangladesh ha ...d. Evolving from what was a devotional art, alpana has become a decorative art and is done on floors, pillars, walls, winnowing platters and baskets, on t ...
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  • ...ung apprentices were placed under an Ustad (master craftsman) to learn the art and become experts themselves in course of time. A high-standing royal offi ...
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  • ...) from Majumder Academy in Pabna and studied painting (1927) at the Indian Art Academy in Kolkata. For some time he worked as a journalist in the magazine ...
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  • ...end of the 1960s, many new packaging factories such as Eastern Regal, Fine Art Press, Elite Press and Padma Press were set up. Quality calendars, cigarett ...
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  • ...e Madhupur Clay had played a distinct role in the civil engineering works, art and culture of the ancient Bengal. ...
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  • ...At the four corners there were four octagonal turrets having [[Terracotta Art|terracotta]] designs. The eastern wall had the 4.6ft main entrance with two ...
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  • Bishwo Shahitto Kendro has a nine-storied cultural complex with an art gallery, a theatre stage, a children's centre, three auditoriums, a centre ...e classified such as education, politics, philosophy, history, literature, art and aesthetics, music, film, theatre, dance, religion, economics, sociology ...
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  • While at Dhaka, Dani was active in the study of local history, its art and architecture and inscriptions, and published three monographs, ''Biblio ...Indus site at Rehman Dehri and Indo-Greek sites in the Dir region, Gadhara art sites near Peshawar and Swat valley. In the 1980s Dani discovered the Neoli ...
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  • [[Image:Kahar.jpg|right|thumbnail|300px| Kahar (miniature art from Peabody Museum, Salem, USA)]] ...
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  • ...ment of arts and architecture as well as calligraphy. Manifestation of the art of calligraphy in Bengal are limited to inscriptions found on the walls of ...e of the Bengal style was delicacy and refinement, while the aims of Delhi art under the early sultans were strength and grandeur. ...
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  • ...ishers in Kolkata, also training his son-in-law, Manohar Karmakar, in this art. He died in 1804. [Ayub Hossain] ...
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  • It was in the later part of the 19th century that the art of photography got its momentum in Dhaka under the patronage of Nawab [[Ahs ...
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  • ...earthquake of 1897, exhibits the exuberance of [[Terracotta Art|terracotta art]] at its best in Bangladesh. ...h inside and out, pulsates with an amazing profusion of figured and floral art in unbroken succession. ...
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