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ART IS WHERE THE HEART

The history of a people is the history of its objects of Art and Beauty.

We have been in the field of Indian Art – as scholars ,collectors and authors – for more than 20 years. Recently, a significant part of the collection has been published in the form of a book titled: “THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER”. Input your text here! The text element is intended for longform copy that could potentially include multiple paragraphs.

Conventionally, art books falls into one or the other of the following categories:

Catalogs of Collections
Academic books on art history and criticism
Coffee Table Books

This book in unique in that it does not fall neatly into any of these categories. To our understanding and knowledge, this is the only book of its kind that is partly informative, partly entertaining, and fully useful irrespective of whether one has a passing interest in Indian art or a deep academic curiosity. It tells the story of Indian art through about 100 objects of art from our collection.

AVAILABLE NOW FOR ORDERING : INR 10000. CHF 120.

THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER - Objects of Art and Beauty from the collection of Anirban & Rejina Sadhu

Written by Dr. Ashrafi Bhagat and Dr.Anirban Sadhu (328 pages).

The book is intended to be an anthology of Indian art through the ages, told through about 100 objects from my personal collection. The earliest objects are pottery from Mehrgarh (Haparran period - 9000BC), while the most recent piece is Photography by Dayanita Singh. In between these two chronological extremes, there are paintings and miniatures representing all major artists and schools of Indian art. The book is partly academic, partly anecdotal but fully engaging, informative and entertaining. It is written by An academic art historian.