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172 MASTERPIECES & MUSEUM-QUALITY III HEART–Mapin 1997. [Inted. Harry Abrams NY 1998.] (pp.24–5, 133, 144, 235–6, 243, 261, 273, 347 & 371) Bean, Susan. Timeless Visions. Contemporary Art Of India . From the Chester And Davida Herwitz Collection . Salem: Peabody Essex Museum 1997. (pp.69–73) Rm. Palaniappan. Major Trends in Indian Art . New Delhi: Lalit Kala Akademi 1997. (pp.99 & 248) AIFACS. Glimpses of Indian Art (1947– 1997) . New Delhi 1997. [Conceived by S.S. Bhagat & Text by Keshav Malik] (np) Vadehra Art Gallery. Indian Contemporary Art Post-Independence . New Delhi 1997. [Essay by E. Datta] (pp. 41, 42 & 100–3) Khanna, Balraj & Aziz Kurtha. Art Of Modern India . London: Thames and Hudson 1998. (pp.121 & 130) Mehta, Anupa (Ed.). A Collector’s Eye: The Jehangir Nicholson Collection – Selected Works. Mumbai 1998. (pp.22 & 92) Kapur, Geeta. When Was Modernism . New Delhi: Tulika 2000. (p. 313) Mago, Pran Nath. Contemporary Art In India A Perspective. New Delhi: National Book Trust 2000. (pp. 93,103 & 109) CIMA . Art of Bengal – Past and Present . Calcutta 2001. (pp.75–6) Mitter, Partha. Indian Art . Oxford: Oxford University Press 2001. (p.221) Sinha, Gayatri. Indian Art: An Overview . New Delhi: Rupa & Co. 2003. [Essay by Ranjit Hoskote] (p.205) Journals & Essays Sheikh, Gulam mohammed. ‘New Contemporaries: Bikash Bhatacharjee’ in Marg Vol. 31 No. 2 1978 . Bombay. (p.90) Appasamy, Jaya. ‘Two Artists of Distinction: Bikash Bhattacharjee & S. Roychowdhury’ in AHJ 1978-9 . New Delhi. (pp. 20–5) Bhattacharjee, Bikash. ‘Bikash Bhattacharjee’ in Marg Vol. 38 No. 4 1987 . Bombay. (pp.21–4) Auction & Exhibition Catalogues Kala Yatra. Contemporary Indian Painting And Sculpture . New Delhi 1979. [Ex.11–14 October] Gallery Chemould. Bikash Bhattacharjee Bombay 1982. [Ex.7–21 October] Sokolowski, T.W. (Ed.). Contemporary Indian Art: from the Chester & Davida Herwitz Family Collection . New York: Grey Art Gallery & Study Center 1985. [Travelling Exs. held as part of the Festival of India 1985–6. 10 December 1985–25 January 1986 at Grey Art Gallery & Study Center; 7 February–22 March 1986 at Center Art Gallery, Bucknell University; 3 April–25 May 1986 at Robert Hull Fleming Museum, University of Vermont. Essays by Gieve Patel, Thomas W. Sokolowski & Daniel A. Herwitz] (pp.44–6, 67–70 & 82) NGMA. Catalogue of Collections,Vol.1. New Delhi 1989. (pp.248 & 280) Galerie 88. Sarbari By Bikash Bhattacharjee. Calcutta 1989. [Ex. 9–24 September] Lalit Kala Akademi. Award Winners National Exhibition of Art 1955–1990 . New Delhi 1990. (pp.78 & 80) BAAC. Recent Works . Calcutta 1990. BAAC. Durga: Oil Paintings . Calcutta 1990. [Ex. 2–13 May] Galerie 88. The Boy By Bikash Bhattacharjee . Calcutta 1990. [Ex. 12–22 August] Sotheby’s. Indian, European Oriental Paintings and Works of Art . New Delhi 1992. (L156 & L193) Galerie 88. Exhibition Of Paintings. New Delhi 1992. [Ex. Sridharini Art Gallery 10–16 December] Galerie 88. Exhibition Of Paintings . Bombay 1992. [Ex. Jehangir Art Gallery 18–25 December] Galerie 88. Bikash Bhattacharjee . Calcutta 1993. [Ex. 21–27 April] Galerie 88 & The Oberoi. Bikash Bhattacharjee . New Delhi 1993. [Ex.14–17 May] CIMA. Trends and Images . Calcutta 1993. [Ex. 20 November–12 December] Jehangir Art Gallery. Bikash Bhattacharjee Recent Works . Bombay 1994. [Ex. 18–24 January] Sotheby’s. Contemporary Indian Paintings . New York 1995. (L100, L101, L102, L103, L104 & L105) Sotheby’s. Contemporary Indian Paintings Part II . New York 1996. (L56, L57, L59, L119, L121 & L122) Whiteleys Art Gallery. Chamatkara Myth and Magic In Indian Art . London 1996. [Ex. 29 October–15 November] Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath. H.K. Kejriwal Collection 1830–1995 . Bangalore 1996. (p.64) Sotheby’s. Modern & Contemporary Indian Paintings . London 1996. (L88, L108 & L116) BAAC. Bikash Bhattacharjee Recent Works. Calcutta 1997. [Ex. 26 April–11 May] Sotheby’s. The Indian Sale . London 1997. (L478 & L479) Christie’s. Indian Contemporary Art . London 1997. (L153) HEART/Tuli. The Intuitive-Logic II . Bombay 1997. (L119, L170 & L171) HEART/Tuli. The Intuitive-Logic: A Festival of Indian Contemporary Painting . New Delhi 1997. (p.10) The Park. Remembrance . New Delhi 1998. [Ex. 10–13 February] Christie’s. Twentieth Century Indian Art . London 1998. (L97 & L98) Kapur, Geeta . Pictorial Space: A Point of View on Contemporary Indian Art . New Delhi 1998. [Ex. Rabindra Bhavan, Lalit Kala Akademi 14 December 1997–3 January 1998] (np) Christie’s. Twentieth Century Indian Art . London 1999. (L162) Sotheby’s. Contemporary Indian Paintings . New York 2000. (L136, L138 & L139) CIMA. Bikash 2000 . Calcutta 2000. [Ex. 1–20 February] Bonhams. Modern & Contemporary Paintings from the Indian Sub-Continent . London 2001. (L168) Osian’s/Tuli. India: The Passionate- Detachment . Mumbai 2001. (L17 & L151) Osian’s/Tuli. India: A Historical Lila. Mumbai 2001. (L150 & L151) Sotheby’s. Modern & Contemporary Paintings from the Indian Sub-Continent . London 2001. (L168) Galerie 88. Bikash Bhattacharjee Early Drawings . Kolkata 2002. [Ex. 22 September–19 October] Bowrings. European & Modern and Contemporary Indian Paintings . New Delhi 2002. (L184) Christie’s. Indian & Southeast Asian Art including 20 th Century Indian Paintings. New York 2003. (L201) Christie’s. Southeast Asian and 20 th Century Indian Pictures . Hong Kong 2003. (L101) Osian’s/Tuli. Figurative Non-Figurative Narration . Mumbai 2003. (L62 & L73) Peabody, Susan. Essex Museum. Timeless Visions: Contemporary Art of India, From the Chester & Davida Herwitz Collection . Salem, Massachusetts, nd. (pp. 20–2 & 69–73) Newspaper & Magazine Articles Nikki Ty-Tomkins Seth. ‘Uneven Progress’ in The Sunday Observer 4 February 1984, Bombay. Chitrita Banerjee. ‘India Discovers Its Art’ in Sunday 25 July 1987, Calcutta. Samir Datta. ‘Art’ in The Statesman 11 October 1987, Calcutta. Manasij Majumder. ‘Varied in Manner, Mood and Media’ in The Telegraph 18 July 1988, Calcutta. Chandralekha Basu. ‘A Dimmer Show This Time’ in Sunday Amrita Bazar Patrika 11 September 1988, Calcutta.