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WITH 279 PLATES IN 3 VOLUMES

Lot No. 80: HENDLEY, THOMAS HOLBEIN

THE JOURNAL OF INDIAN ART JOURNAL NO. 1-32 TOGETHER WITH COLONIAL & INDIAN EXHIBITION 1886.

  • Medium: Printed Books
  • Year: 1886
  • Size: 15 x 11 inches

Winning Bid : ₹15,97,200

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Estimate

8,00,000 - 12,00,000


Estimate US$

9600-14400

Ends at Oct 17, 2024 08:45 PM IST

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HENDLEY, THOMAS HOLBEIN

THE JOURNAL OF INDIAN ART JOURNAL NO. 1-32 TOGETHER WITH COLONIAL & INDIAN EXHIBITION 1886.

Hendley, Thomas Holbein. : The Journal of Indian Art Journal No. 1-32 together with Colonial & Indian Exhibition 1886.

Year: 1886

Size: 38 x 28 cm (15 x 11 inches)

Published by: W. Griggs, Thakcer, Spink & Co. 1886-. Folio size.
3 Volumes Set
Vol. I- 155 plates 6 double page plates 6 plan
Vol. II 88 plates 3 plan
Vol III. 102 plates, 12 double plates and 1 plan
Color and black and white illustrations

Half leather over marbled boards , hard cover binding title in gilt on spine. Good condition.

Scholarly literature on the decorative arts in India is scanty and mainly in learned journals.
The Journal of Indian Art and Industries (1886-1916) is the most important and contains numerous pioneering studies. See article by Peter H. Hoffenberg entitled "John Lockwood Kipling, W. H. Griggs and The Journal of Indian Art and Industry" written in 2003 for a complete description of this periodical. He states: ".Kipling's and Buck's vision encouraged use of the latest photographic and reproductive innovations to ensure accurate and attractive illustrations of lasting quality. Griggs and his editorial staff took advantage of that encouragement and of the most current technology to produce exquisite color chromo- and photo-lithographs bound in leather. Black and white illustrations were also included.No doubt the publisher applied chromo- lithographic technologies from Britain and the continent, but the pages of the Journal also included illustrations resulting from innovative work in the heliogravure and collotype sections of India's own Revenue and Agriculture Department, particularly the offices devoted to the Survey of India.

Original front and rear wraps from each issue are bound in at the rear. These covers have the contents of each issue printed on the, Exceedingly rare third volume of this seminal and Influential periodical on Indian arts.
Provenance : Collection of a Gentleman
Good condition
Nickname Amount(Rs) Type Date & Time(IST)
1 anon0350 1331000.00 Regular 17-10-2024 08:10:03 PM IST
2 anon0159 1210000.00 Regular 17-10-2024 08:10:03 PM IST
3 anon0350 1100000.00 Regular 17-10-2024 08:10:01 PM IST
4 anon0142 1000000.00 Regular 17-10-2024 08:10:01 PM IST
5 anon0350 792000.00 Regular 17-10-2024 06:10:57 PM IST
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