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Mohan Samant

Erotic Sketchbooks

By (author) Marcella Sirhandi
By (author) Jeffrey Wechsler
By (author) Ranjit Hoskote

$75.00

  • A collection of the paintings of famous artist Mohan Samant
Full Description

Mohan Samant (1924-2004), among the earliest of the post-Independence modern Indian artists to train in India and settle as a successful mature artist in the West, has been called ‘one of the few artists who has successfully made the bridge between Eastern and Western traditions.’
Born in Mumbai, Samant received his diploma from the Sir JJ School of Art in 1952, where he had studied under S.B. Palsikar. That year he joined the Progressive Artists Group. Extended periods abroad – 1957-58 in Rome and travel in Europe and Egypt, 1959-64 in New York City – preceded his leaving Mumbai permanently for New York in 1968, where he lived until his death in 2004.
Published in association with Abraham Joel, New York, and Pundole Art Gallery, Mumbai. With an introduction by Ranjit Hoskote and additional contributions from Abhijeet Gondkar, Virginia Kaycoff, Sharad Ghamande, Barbara Bertieri, Abraham Joel, and Judith Wink.

Previously published as part of a set, this volume, which concentrates on Samant’s paintings, is now available separately.

About the Author

Dr. Marcella Sirhandi is an art historian and curator. She is professor emerita, Oklahoma State University, and has published extensively on modern and contemporary South Asian art. Jeffrey Wechsler, former Senior Curator of the Zimmerli Art Museum, is the author of numerous publications, including Asian Traditions, Modern Expressions: Asian American Artists and Abstraction, 1945-1970.

Specifications
Publisher
Mapin Publishing
ISBN
9781935677338
Published
10th Sep 2013
Binding
Hardback
Territory
USA & Canada
Size
9.97 in x 12.06 in
Pages
244 Pages
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