Contours of Influence: Reimagining Kalighat through Indigenous and Western Eyes
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- kali-nov05-c011
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- KALI-NOV05-C011
- Author or attribution
- Sumanta Pariyar
- Record type
- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 2025
- Source / repository
- International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology 12(3), paper IJIRT183411
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- Open access
- Subjects
- Additional Full-Text Sources — 5 November 2026; Bengal, India; Kali temple-associated visual culture; Contextual and Related-Form Sources
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Explores devotional origins and later colonial stylistic adaptations of Kalighat paintings. A contextual rather than deity-exclusive visual history; useful for the library art and iconography section.
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Sumanta Pariyar | 2025 | Bengal, India | English
Publication: International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology 12(3), paper IJIRT183411
Explores devotional origins and later colonial stylistic adaptations of Kalighat paintings. A contextual rather than deity-exclusive visual history; useful for the library art and iconography section.
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Relationship: Kali temple-associated visual culture
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Sumanta Pariyar. Contours of Influence: Reimagining Kalighat through Indigenous and Western Eyes. International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology 12(3), paper IJIRT183411. 2025.
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