New Delhi, Feb 3 (PTI): A captivating exhibition featuring rare illustrated books and pages from the 18th and 19th centuries has opened in the capital, offering visitors a glimpse into historical artistry and storytelling. Titled 'Crowning Jewels: The Illustrated Rare Books', the exhibition has been organized by the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) and will run until February 10.
The exhibition presents a unique sensory experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the scent of old books while exploring intricate illustrations and historical narratives. According to IGNCA officials, the display brings history to life through paintings, lithographs, engravings, and woodcuts, reviving the artistic beauty of bygone eras.
The exhibition showcases a variety of hidden artistic gems within centuries-old books, featuring rare depictions of heritage sites, ancient cities, and natural landscapes. Many of these books are now only available in museums, making the event a haven for history and book lovers.
"This exhibition offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness the artistic treasures preserved within the pages of history," IGNCA stated in an official release.
The event also underscores the vital role of IGNCA’s Kalanidhi Division in safeguarding India's rich literary and artistic heritage. The exhibition has attracted a wide audience, including scholars, researchers, and cultural enthusiasts.
With just a few days left before its conclusion on February 10, this exhibition remains a must-visit for those passionate about rare books and historical artworks.
The exhibition presents a unique sensory experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the scent of old books while exploring intricate illustrations and historical narratives. According to IGNCA officials, the display brings history to life through paintings, lithographs, engravings, and woodcuts, reviving the artistic beauty of bygone eras.
A Treasure Trove for Bibliophiles
The exhibition showcases a variety of hidden artistic gems within centuries-old books, featuring rare depictions of heritage sites, ancient cities, and natural landscapes. Many of these books are now only available in museums, making the event a haven for history and book lovers.
"This exhibition offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness the artistic treasures preserved within the pages of history," IGNCA stated in an official release.
Preserving India’s Cultural Heritage
The event also underscores the vital role of IGNCA’s Kalanidhi Division in safeguarding India's rich literary and artistic heritage. The exhibition has attracted a wide audience, including scholars, researchers, and cultural enthusiasts.
With just a few days left before its conclusion on February 10, this exhibition remains a must-visit for those passionate about rare books and historical artworks.
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