Shrabani completed her undergraduate studies in Fine Arts from the College of Art, Delhi and continues to pursue a career in painting. She completed a Masters degree in Conservation and Restoration of Art from the National Museum Institute in 2008 and interned at the Albert Hall Museum, Jaipur where she received specialized training on the […]
Posts on the Deen Dayal exhibition on other blogs.
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For the first time,visitors can catch the 19th-century photographers work, spanning three decades, at an exhibition at IGNCA. Richi Verma reports for the Times of India.
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Asian Age coverage on Deen Dayal.
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The photographic journey of lensman Raja Deen Dayal documents nineteenth century India and the last leg of Hyderabadi Nizam’s dominance in the country, says Nanda Das.
Georgina Maddox covers the Deen Dayal Show for the Indian Express, especially discussing the technology that went into creating it.
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Please join us for the preview on Friday, 19th November, 2010 at the IGNCA (CV Mess), Janpath, New Delhi – 110 001. The exhibition will be on view till Monday, 28th February 2011.
You’re invited to preview our Raja Deen Dayal show at IGNCA! Read More »
Have you read the new book by Madhusree Mukerjee called ‘Churchill’s Secret War’? This article in Harper’s Magazine asks her six questions about her research and the book that it led to, chronicling Churchill’s attitudes toward India and the stesps that he took during WWII, which contributed to the Bengal famine of 1943, for which
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