Calcutta: Shrimati Tagore Honorary Secretary The Indian Society of Oriental Art, 1972. First Edition, 4to (23x29.5cm), 91pp, 30 plates, in original hard board binding with dust jacket.    

This number of The Journal of the Indian Society of Oriental Art published in observance of The birth centenary of Gagnendranath Tagore has been edited by Pulinbihari Sen.

Bombay: New Book Company, 1943. 4to (19.5x26cm), 19+Xiii pp, 13 color plates, in original pictorial hard board binding.

Ahmedabad: Mapin Publishing, 2006. Folio (32x26cm), 378 pages, 430 colour photographs and 48 drawings, hard cover binding with dust jacket, very good condition.

The Kashmiri Shawl is rooted in a complex craft tradition that goes back at least five hundred years. Its uniqueness lies in a combination of factors that have made it virtually impossible to duplicate anywhere else. Imitations have abounded for centuries, but none have succeeded in producing the inimitable delicacy of warp and weft, of material and design that comprise the legendary beauty of the jamavar shawl. Enduring as a design classic that has grown out of an indelible local aesthetic, the shawl's appeal lies in its ability to represent continuity as well as change.

London: Collins, 1978. 4to (16x24cm), 220pp, in original green cloth binding, title in gilt on spine with dust jacket, good condition.

The story of the Indian Tiger, the authors life long journey into Tiger lore. Profusly illustrated with photograph, many in full color, also many black and white drawings, with a selected bibliography.

Bombay: The British India Press, 1935. First Edition, (25x16.5cm), 154pp, 11 Plates, hard cover binding, title in gilt on spine.  

New Delhi: Delhi Art Gallery, First Edition, 2003. 4to (28x21cm), 96pp, with numerous colour illustrations, paperback binding, very good condition.

Among the front ranking provinces of a colonized nation, Bengal became the epicentre of the tensions and dichotomies of a nascent Nationalism. On the most obvious level, the province demonstrated the need to counter the imperial British presence. This it sought with an assertion of an Indian identity in the constructing of Swadeshi, as much as in the need to modernize and to locate India among the comity of nations.

London: John Lane The Bodley Head Ltd. 1922. 8vo (15x22.5cm), 3 Vols., I. 548+xv pp, 28 plates, II. 633+xii pp, 38 plates, III. 705+xviii pp, In original cloth binding, title in gilt on spine, very good condition.

The first complete history of the Indian Forests and of the Great Forest Service which has built up a large forest estate of great value both to India and the rest of the world." the author worked for many years for the Indian Forestry Service and was later Professor of Forestry at the University of Edinburgh.

Calcutta: Shrimati Tagore Honorary Secretary The Indian Society of Oriental Art, 1961. 4to (23x29cm), 116pp, 23 plates, in original cloth binding with dust jacket. Good Condition.

This number of The Journal of the Indian Society of Oriental Art published in observance of The Golden Jubilee of the Society has been edited by Pulinbihari Sen.

A Souvenir Rabindra Bharati February 1958. First Edition, 4to (22.5x29cm), 22pp, 6 plates, In original pictorial binding. Portrait of Gaganendranath Tagore on the front cover, good condition.

Calcutta: Kishorimohan Santra, Vishva Bharati, 1940. 4to (23x29.5cm) 19pp, 18 plates, in original cloth binding with dust jacket, good condition.