Arts of Transitional India Twentieth Century, Volume 1 |
Contents
Volume | 1 |
The Focus | 49 |
WHAT IS ART? | 67 |
CONTENTS | 152 |
4 | 218 |
32 | 230 |
68 | 257 |
WHAT IS MODERN INDIAN ART? | 290 |
The Disintegration of Comprador Culture | 460 |
Transformation and Stagnation in Indian | 504 |
The Leitmotiv of Compradorism | 515 |
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