Osian's Auction Catalogue Masterpieces and Museum-Quality III | March 2004
183 BIOGRAPHIES & BIBLIOGRAPHIES Auction & Exhibition Catalogues Kumar Gallery. Jatindas . New Delhi 1970. [Ex. 2–11 March] Kala Yatra. Contemporary Indian Painting And Sculpture. New Delhi 1979. [Ex. 11–14 October] Shridharani Gallery. Man–Woman. New Delhi 1985. [Ex. 6–18 March] BAAC. Paintings & Drawings by Jatin Das . Calcutta 1986. [Ex. 16 October–2 November] AIFACS Galleries. Women of Clay. New Delhi 1992. [Ex. 1–22 October] Cymroza Art Gallery. Jatin Das. Bombay 1993. Government Museum and Art Gallery. Jatin Das . Chandigarh 1994. [Ex. 20 March–20 April] Sotheby’s. Modern & Contemporary Indian Paintings . London 1996. (L117) HEART/Tuli. The Inituitive Logic II . Bombay 1997. (L92, 93 & 172) Christie’s. Twentieth Century Indian Art . London 1998. (L128) The Gallery. Body Spirited Paintings. New Delhi 1999. Art Today. Jatin Das. New Delhi 2001. [Ex. 15 February–5 March] Parliament Annexe. The Journey of India: Mohenjodaro to Mahatma Gandhi. New Delhi 2001. [Ex. 28 August] Jatin Das. Drawings & Engravings: A Retrospective Exhibition Spanning 40 Years . New Delhi 2002. Osian’s/Tuli. A Historical Epic: India in the Making 1757-1950 2002. (L90 & L109) Bowrings. European & Modern and Contemporary Indian Paintings . New Delhi 2002. (L222) Apparao Galleries. Navarasaa. Chennai 2002. (p.26) NGMA. Works on Paper: Jatin Das. Mumbai 2002. [Ex. 12 June–11 July] Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts. Pankha . New Delhi 2003. [Text: Jatin Das] Osian’s/Tuli. Figurative Non-Figurative Narration . Mumbai 2003. (L66) Sarjan Art Gallery. Reflection. Vadodara 2003. [Ex. 24–28 February] Newspaper & Magazine Articles Gieve Patel. ‘The Mask That Doesn’t Reveal’ in The Times Of India 5 August 1966, Bombay. Uma Nair. ‘When the Cause Got Lost in the Array of Paintings’ in Asian Age 21 July 1995, Bombay. Vinita Faridi. ‘Jatin’s Journeys in Watercolour’ in Hindustan Times 17 January 2001, New Delhi. Aasheesh Sharma. ‘Das Capital: City Toasts Jatin’s Watercolours’ in Hindustan Times 11 February 2001 New Delhi. Vidya Shivadas. ‘The Man Who Feels Too Much’ in The Express Magazine 18 February 2001, Mumbai. Renuka Narayanan. ‘His Idea of India’ in The Express Magazine 9 September 2001, Mumbai. Vinita Faridi. ‘5000 Years of Our History Seen Through Jatin’s Eyes’ in Hindustan Times 15 September 2001, New Delhi. Kannan, K. ‘Down the Memory Lane’ in The Hindu 8 March 2002, Chennai. Gayatri Sinha.,’Art in Step With Spring‘ in The Hindu 8 March 2002, Chennai. Jasmine Shah Varma. ‘Das From The Capital’ in The List, Mid-Day 28 May 2002, Mumbai. Gauri Sinh. ‘Jatin Das Longs for That Old Mumbai Magic’ in The Times Of India 7 June 2002, Mumbai. Jasmine Shah Varma. ‘Das’s Private Agenda’ in The List, Mid-Day 8 June 2002, Mumbai. Georgina L. Maddox. ‘Looking Back in Time’ in The Indian Express 11 June 2002, Mumbai. SUNIL DAS b . 4 August 1939, Calcutta, West Bengal Education 1954-9 Diploma in Fine Arts, Government College of Arts and Craft, Calcutta 1961-3 L’Ecole Nationale Superieur des Beaux Arts, Paris (French Government Scholarship) Research in Fresco and Mosaic with Monsieur Shapple Midie and Monsieur J. Aujame, Paris Graphic Art with William Hayter and Krishna Reddy, Atelier 17 Research in Painting, Atelier Julian, Paris Teaching & Infrastructure-building Activities 1955-66 Joined Weavers’ Service Centre office of the Handloom Ministry of Textile Government of India 1960 Founder Member, Society of Contemporary Artists, Calcutta 1962 Member de la Societe des Muses Member, la Societe des Amis du Musco Nationale d’ Art Moderne, Paris 1975 Member, General Council, Central Lalit Kala Akademi 1979 Elected Member, Purchase Committee for National Art Exhibition, Miniature Format Exhibition & Sculpture Exhibitions 1980 Joint Secretary, Society of Contemporary Artists, Calcutta 1982 Committee Member, 5th Triennale India 1983 & 1990 Coordinator, Art Camp, Max Mueller Bhavan, Calcutta 1989 Commissioner, Sao Paulo Biennale 1983 Member of Jury, Prix des Etrangeres, Paris
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