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  • Author : Asit Pal
  • Genre : Prabandha - Prabandhaguchcha - Prabandhasangraha (Essays and Collections)
  • Cover : Hardcover
  • ISBN : 9789350402832
  • Pages: 464
  • Weight: 2045 grams

Key Features:

  • A Historic Art Form: Focuses on the unique and significant wood engraving art that flourished in 19th-century Kolkata, showcasing how artisans without formal training often surpassed formally educated artists in creativity and skill.
  • Priyogopal Das - A Pioneer: Highlights the life and works of Priyogopal Das, who became a major figure in this genre. His wood engravings appeared in numerous publications, advertisements, and calendars in the late 19th century, challenging even photography at the time.
  • Exploration of Forgotten Artists: Provides a rare look into the world of 19th-century wood engravers in Kolkata, with a focus on Priyogopal Das, accompanied by over 400 images of his works.
  • Research and Documentation: A significant scholarly work that brings attention to a lesser-known aspect of Kolkata's artistic heritage, with a deep dive into the contributions of a forgotten generation of artists.
  • Rich Visual Documentation: Includes over 400 photographs of the wood engravings, showcasing the range and depth of this art form.

About the Author:
Asit Pal, born on June 15, 1950, in Kolkata, is a renowned scholar and researcher of the artistic movements in Kolkata, particularly those relating to the "Bottala" style of art. After completing his education at the Government Art College, he spent 30 years at the Anandabazar Group. His research into 19th-century wood engravings has made him internationally recognized. He has authored several important works, including books and exhibition catalogs, and has curated exhibitions in both India and abroad. He has contributed extensively to the study and preservation of India's rich artistic heritage.