- L'Illustration, Number 4973, June 1938 (on Amrita Sher-Gil)
-Lilliput Magazine: all issues from January to August 1947 bound together
-Illustrated Journal of Indian Arts & Crafts, Volme 23, Number 1&2, 1952
-Les Jardin des Arts,Number 13, November 1955 (on Indian Painting)
-Studio International, Volume 167, Number 852, April 1964 (on FN Souza)
-Marg, Volume 14, Number 2, March 1961 (on Rabindranath Tagore)
-Marg, Volume 7, Number 2, March 1954 (Holi Issue)
-Marg, Volume 21, Number 1, December 1967 (on Indian Sculpture)
-Marg, Volume 16, Number 4, September 1963
-Marg, Volume 25, Number 4, September 1972
-Orientations, Volume 12, Number 12, December 1981 (on Jamini Roy)
-Arts of Asia, Volume 139, Number 6, December 2009 (on Jamini Roy)

PROVENANCE:
Property from an Eminent Parsi Collection, UK

This lot is from the collection of an eminent Parsi gentleman based in London. He began collecting books over 25 years ago, when he studied History of Art at Cambridge in the 1980s. His initial focus was on the Bombay Progressives. He is now offering a selection from his library with favourites ranging from Amrita Sher-gil, George Keyt, M F Husain and F N Souza, and a very rare privately printed, limited edition book illustrated by Bhupen Kakhar.

This lot will be sold in "as is" condition.
There may be some minor tears/creases scratches, or holes commensurate with age that may not be visible in the images.

The books on sale in this auction are rare, out-of-print and otherwise collectible, dating from the 19th century onwards. The technology and material for printing and binding books has evolved over the last few centuries. From being the exclusive preserve of Clergy and Kings to an item of everyday application, the availability and use of books has also evolved over time. Books age over time and deterioration in a book's condition depends on many factors, including the original materials used and conditions of usage over time. Books will often show signs of foxing, fading, shelf-ware or dust jacket damage through usage. Prolonged storage may also cause wormhole damage or water stains.

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