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Men Women and Other Drawings
first part: Women
Compilation of over 50 unseen drawings and related writings from the unpublished diary of this powerful painter, known to be one of the theoreticians and organizers of art movement in 20th century Bengal.
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NIKHIL BISWAS
Men Women and Other Drawings
first part: Women
Compilation of over 50 unseen drawings and related writings from the unpublished diary of this powerful painter, known to be one of the theoreticians and organizers of art movement in 20th century Bengal.
65 pages, 1.49 MB
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