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Summary

J. M. Ahivasi: Message (

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Artist



Alternative names	Jagannath Murlidhar Ahivasi; Jagannath Ahivasi; Jaganath Ahivasi
Description	painter and art educator
Date of birth/death	6 July 1901	29 December 1973
Location of birth	Mathura
Authority file	: Q12429233 VIAF: 281513758 Open Library: OL4034A

Title

Message

Description

English: Painting by J. M. Ahivasi published in the book Present day painters of India.

Date

1927

Medium

tempera on paper

Source/Photographer

https://archive.org/details/dli.ministry.26672/page/n15/

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