KOLKATA: An exhibition on '19th Century Swadeshi Art in Bengal', curated by way of artist Ashit Paul, is underway at Victoria Memorial till June 17.
Initially the museum government had decided to host the exhibition till the center of May, however in view of public interest the date has been extended till June 17, with the exception of Mondays and June 16, Secretary and Curator Dr Jayanta Sengupta said.
The exhibition within the Central Hall gallery was thrown open for public on April 13.
Woodcuts, woodblocks and lithographs, curated by way of Paul, are a few of the shows.
The shows -- also including illustrations, ads, lithograph prints, illustrations of gods and goddesses in almanacs -- replicate the social lifetime of the length, Paul said.
Initially the museum government had decided to host the exhibition till the center of May, however in view of public interest the date has been extended till June 17, with the exception of Mondays and June 16, Secretary and Curator Dr Jayanta Sengupta said.
The exhibition within the Central Hall gallery was thrown open for public on April 13.
Woodcuts, woodblocks and lithographs, curated by way of Paul, are a few of the shows.
The shows -- also including illustrations, ads, lithograph prints, illustrations of gods and goddesses in almanacs -- replicate the social lifetime of the length, Paul said.
'Swadeshi Art' exhibition in Victoria Memorial
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