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Tag: Pahari drawing

Posted on 08/12/2022

Online lecture on my ongoing conservation and research project (Tuesday 13th December 2022)

Next Tuesday, I will give an online lecture on my project to research and conserve the Pahari drawing and painting collection of the Museum Volkenkunde.…

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Posted on 07/09/202207/09/2022

Lecture at the 36th Biennal Congress of the International Association of Paper Historians in Krems (Austria)

Handmade papers used for the production of Pahari drawings from the 19th century-north western India. The conference was entitled Paper of Graphic Art and showcased…

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Posted on 31/12/202006/02/2021

Sketches and doodles from Himalaya

The beauty of drawings epitomizes the artist’s first intention and his immediate gesture. A simple of sheet of paper conveys an array of small sketches,…

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Posted on 19/05/202019/05/2020

A forthcoming conservation and research project on Pahari and Punjabi drawings and paintings from the Volkenkunde Museum in Leiden.

When the lockdown is over, hopefully at the beginning of June, I will be starting a conservation and research project at the Volkenkunde Museum in…

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Posted on 01/04/202001/04/2020

Pricks and dabs: what an Indian drawing tells us about the techniques of Indian artists

The drawing, from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam link, features the Coronation of Rama, an episode from the Rāmāyaṇa (Fig.1). It was produced in Kangra, a…

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