This illustrated book provides an account of the architectural and topographical history of Calcutta, which in 1990 celebrates the 300th anniversary of its foundation. Published to accompany an exhibition of the same title at The British Library, its illustrations are drawn mainly from the collection of plans, prints and drawings at the India Office Library and 25 are reproduced in colour. A work of reference for historians of India and the architecture of the Raj, it also has much to interest the general reader, print collectors and those who know modern Calcutta. J.P.Losty is curator in charge of prints and drawings at the India Office Library and the author of "The Art of the Book in India", 1982 and "Indian Book Painting", 1986.

Calcutta, city of palaces: A survey of the city in the days of the East India Company, 1690-1858

History

Losty, Jeremiah P

Asia

Arnold Publishers

<p>Describes Indian illustrated manuscripts concentrating on the Mughal and Rajput schools. Part of the Festival of India. 38 colored book plates. 160 pages. cloth, dust jacket.. 4to..</p>

The art of the book in India

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

British Library-Lund Humphri

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