Sankho Chaudhuri was profoundly inspired by Ramkinkar Baij yet he was never dominated by any particular school of expression. He was an experimenter a traditionalist and a modern all in one. Remarkable for his wide range of subject matter and his fondness for a variety of materials Chaudhuri`s

of Modern Art. 1957 One-man show in New Delhi. 1969 One-man show in Mumbai. 1979 Joint Exhibition with Ira Chaudhuri Bombay. 1971 Retrospective

studied under the sculptors Prodosh Dasgupta and Sankho Chaudhuri at the M.S. University Baroda. Between 1960 and 1962 he served as the Head ...of his travels to the Academia de Belle Arti Florence in 1962 where he met Giacometti and Henry Moore in person who along with Sankho Chaudhuri had

A talented Baroda based ceramist and potterJyotsana Bhatt moved to Baroda from Mumbai in 1958 to learn sculpture under Sankho Chaudhuri. It is here that she discovered her interest in making three-dimensional figures while anything flat did not evoke any interest. Jyotsana joined the Faculty

1962 Higher studies at the Academia de Belle Arti Florence 1957-1960 Advanced Work under Prodosh Dasgupta and Sankho Chaudhuri Faculty of Fine Arts Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda 1957 Government of India Cultural Scholarship 1956 First Class Diploma Sculpture Government College

Exhibition Surat 1961 Silver Medal of Mumbai Arts Society Mumbai 1960-62 Cultural Scholarship form Government of India to study under Prof. Sankho Chaudhuri at Faculty of Fine Arts Baroda 1960 President of India’s Silver Plaque of All India Fine Arts and Craft Society (AIFACS) New Delhi 1960

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Prabha, B. Vithal, Badri Narayan, Ramkinkar Baij, N.S Bendre , Rameshwar Broota, Shobha Broota , S.R Bhushan, Sakti Burman, Arpana Caur, Sankho Chaudhuri,...in Bronze (Somnath Hore); 'Archer' in Bronze (Meera Mukherjee). Creations by Sankho Chaudhuri, known for his human figures that express an innate sense

Sankho Chaudhuri, K.G. Subramanyam and others created the ground for the upsurge of a perceptibly Indianised' vocabulary of modernist art.

Bhattacharyya, Jaidev Baghal, K Laxma Goud, K S Radhakrishnan, Karl Antao, Nagji Patel, Navjot Altaf, Ravinder G Reddy, Sankho Chaudhuri, Sunil Gawde, Subodh

10> The creation of Sankho Chaudhuri is also showcased. The creator took up sculpture and worked with diverse materials. Showing mastery of carving

sculptors were Dhanraj Bhagat, Sankho Chaudhuri, Adi Davierwalla, Pillo Pochkhanwalla and Meera Mukherjee. In addition, printmakers like Krishna ...ambitiously put together. The result was the collective of practitioners, the Baroda Group (including artists Sankho Chaudhuri, N.S. Bendre, Nasreen

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