Difference between revisions of "India"

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Regina Bittner, Kathrin Rhomberg (eds.), The Bauhaus in Calcutta: An Encounter of the Cosmopolitan Avant-Garde, intro. Philipp Oswalt, Hatje Cantz, 2013, 212 pp. [1] [2], [3], [4]
Atreyee Gupta, The Promise of the Modern: State, Culture, and Avant-gardism in India (ca. 1930-1960), University of Minnesota, 2011, 320 pp. Ph.D. dissertation.
Contra'66 magazine, ed. J. Swaminathan, 4 issues, New Delhi, 1966-67. (in English)
Vrishchik magazine, eds. Ghulam Mohammed Sheikh and Bhupen Khakhar, 26 issues, Baroda, 1969-73. (in English)
Geeta Kapur, Contemporary Indian Artists, Vikas: New Delhi, 1979.

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 * [[Vrishchik]] magazine, eds. Ghulam Mohammed Sheikh and Bhupen Khakhar, 26 issues, Baroda, 1969-73. (in English)
 * Geeta Kapur, ''[http://www.aaa.org.hk/Collection/CollectionOnline/SpecialCollectionItem/6659 Contemporary Indian Artists]'', Vikas: New Delhi, 1979.
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