RANDHAWA, M. S.
BASOLI PAINTING
Year: 1959Size: 32.2 x 25.4 cm (12.7 x 10 Inches)
Published by: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcastings, Govt. of India., Pp: 116
No. of Illustrations: 43 (1 Colour tipped Frontspiece + 37 Colour tipped Card + 5 B&W tipped Card)
Basohli, one of the earliest centers of Pahari painting in the 17th-18th centuries, emerged in the hill states of Jammu and Punjab. Blending folk traditions rooted in Hindu mythology with refined Mughal techniques, this distinctive style is known for its bold colors, simplicity, and emotional depth. This publication brings together key insights on the Basohli school and features thirty-eight outstanding examples of its vibrant artistry.
BINDING: Hardcover, with Dust Jacket.
Provenance : Collection of a Gentleman
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The book is in good overall condition, retaining its structural integrity and visual appeal. There is moderate wear visible at the tail of the spine, and light abrasions along the edges consistent with age and handling. The volume shows natural signs of aging.
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