The Patuas of West Bengal and Odisha : An evaluative Analysis / Sharmila Chandra.

By: Chandra SharmilaMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Mumbai. Himalaya Publishing House; 2017. Edition: 1st ed. 2017Description: 168 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmISBN: 978-93-5273-382-8DDC classification: 759.95414

Contents:

1. Folk Art in India - An introduction 2. The study areas 3. Historical development of pata painting: Case studies 4.The stages of pata painting : Raw materials, equipments used, themes, subjects and other related issues 5. Problems of the patua community and contemporary changes in their products - Compulsive or natural 6. Lateral shifts in occupation - A myth or a reality? 7. Revival efforts 8. Proposals and suggestions for sustainability 9. Conclusion

Summary: The folk painter of west Bengal and Odisha, commonly known as Patuas, have drawn much interest from social scientists and art lovers all over the globe for, their wonderful works of art and diversified culture. They are regarded as subaltern and have been made outcastes by both the Hindu and Muslim communities.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library Arts and Recreation	Non-fiction	759.95414 CHA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		7778

1. Folk Art in India - An introduction
2. The study areas
3. Historical development of pata painting: Case studies
4.The stages of pata painting : Raw materials, equipments used, themes, subjects and other related issues
5. Problems of the patua community and contemporary changes in their products - Compulsive or natural
6. Lateral shifts in occupation - A myth or a reality?
7. Revival efforts
8. Proposals and suggestions for sustainability
9. Conclusion

The folk painter of west Bengal and Odisha, commonly known as Patuas, have drawn much interest from social scientists and art lovers all over the globe for, their wonderful works of art and diversified culture. They are regarded as subaltern and have been made outcastes by both the Hindu and Muslim communities.

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