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Main Author: Shaha, Shambhu, 1905-1988
Other Authors: Shaha, Chandrima
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Language:English
Published: Seagull Books, 2001
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physical 99p. : ill ; 26 cm., HB.
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Captured moments: a life / Shambhu Shaha ; biographical essay by Chandrima Shaha.
Calcutta: Seagull Books, 2001.
99p. : ill ; 26 cm., HB.
In the early 1930s, the streets of Calcutta were frequented by a young man armed with a sketch book and photographic equipment, who was either patiently sketching a scene or clicking away with his camera. This was Shambhu Shaha (1905-1988), one of India's pioneering and best known photographers. Shaha was among the first Indians to graduate from using a large format camera to a small one, and to specialize in candid photography. His spontaneous shots of everyday life, along with his portraits of historical figures, capture a whole era in our national and cultural life, marking India's transition from pre-to post-Independence. Shaha's most famous photographs capture the last years of Rabindranath Tagore, one of the greatest thinkers India has produced, and the sylvan beauty of Santiniketan, the seat of Visva-Bharati University, founded by Tagore himself. Although he is best known as Tagore's photographer', his work encompasses royal weddings, portraits of famous personalities and national leaders, the refugee influx into Calcutta in the early 1970s, street life, industrial photography and architecture. This volume brings together, for the first time, in print, his best-known photographs, along with a comprehensive biographical essay, and a selection of his sketches. Chandrima Shaha is the daughter of Karuna and Shambhu Shaha. Ms Shaha learned photography from her father. She is a scientist currently working at the National Institute of Immunology in New Delhi. Ms Shaha has undertaken a comprehensive documentation and cataloguing of her parents' works.
Includes bibliographical references.
Life and works of Shambu Shaha, (1905-1988), Indian photographer; includes reproduction of his photographs
Includes some passages in Bengali.
Shaha, Shambhu, 1905-1988 17159
Photography,artistic. Cultural History. Artist's Interview 17160
Biography. Art Photography 17161
India.
Shaha, Chandrima. 17162
spellingShingle Shaha, Shambhu, 1905-1988
Captured moments: a life /
Shaha, Shambhu, 1905-1988 17159
Photography,artistic. Cultural History. Artist's Interview 17160
Biography. Art Photography 17161
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title_auth Captured moments: a life /
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title_short Captured moments:
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Biography. Art Photography 17161
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