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Ambika Dhurandhar

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233: 540: 40: 534: 367:(My Memories) was published based on these stories in 2010 after her death. This book archives the art history and serves as an important material describing the art production, art teaching, business and trade during the hey days of the royal families. She was unmarried and lived alone at the Dhurandhar residence 279:
in 1935, it was decided to felicitate him with an official scroll by the people of the kingdom. The scroll was supposed to be presented in a gold-silver plated box. An open competition was organized which invited designs for the outer cover of this box. Ambika participated in this contest by sending
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residence, the Dhurandar family thought that sending her alone to Girgaon via railway and trams was risky. By that time, her education was complete up to sixth standard. Subsequently, her studies up to the intermediate grade were completed at home itself. As Ambika was inclined towards arts from the
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her drawings according to the specifications mentioned in the guidelines. From the numerous entries that were received, her design was among the two creations that were selected. She was awarded a prize of Rs. 500 and got a chance to meet the maharaja along with her father.
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Mythological and historical scenes were the major subjects of Ambika's work; in this she shared her father's focus. She had mastered the figure compositions and used different manifestations of human figures in her creations. Her paintings
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Ambika travelled with her family in India and then independently when she went abroad. Her father was frequently invited by several royals to create commissioned art pieces for them. After accepting the invitations from the royals of
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Ambika had joined the first year painting classes and subsequently passed all her painting exams with flying colors. She stood second in the degree course which she completed in 1931, becoming the second woman to do so.
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She painted under the guidance of her father, cared for his vast collection of artworks and lived under their stylistic influence throughout her life. As a result, the effect of the golden age of
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After the death of her father in 1944, she took up the responsibility of looking after his artworks and put them up for exhibitions with the help of his students. In 1949, she started the
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Encyclopaedia visual art of Maharashtra: Artists of the Bombay school and art institutions (late 18th to early 21st century)
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Initially, the Dhurandhar family lived in the Thakur house. Ambika went to Karve University’s Girls High School on
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which was located close to their residence. After a few days, the school had shifted to another building at
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exhibition in London. In this exhibit, she saw life-sized sculptures of world-famous personalities like
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exhibition were a testimony to this. She was awarded a silver medal by the society at this event.
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to name a few. She received critical acclaim and also won several awards at these exhibitions.
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etc. she got the opportunity to travel and stay in these royal dwellings with her family.
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beginning, her father took her to the School of Art and got her admitted there.
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Following this success, her paintings were exhibited at places like
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at the Sir J. J. School of Art stayed with her for lifetime.
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was one of her peers at that time. She was the daughter of
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in Khar. She died in 2009 due to illness in the old age.
500:(in Marathi). Pune: Rajhans Prakashan. p. 147. 392:(in Marathi). Majestic Publishing House. p. 43. 119: 103: 93: 83: 73: 61: 46: 23: 148:. She was the daughter of the renowned artist 308:During her European tour, Ambika had visited 8: 758:Sir Jamsetjee Jeejebhoy School of Art alumni 38: 20: 231: 380: 88:Sir Jamsetjee Jeejebhoy School of Art 7: 600: 598: 596: 567:Journal of the Royal Society of Arts 529: 527: 525: 408:Suhas Bahulkar, ed. (2 March 2021). 403: 401: 399: 536:शिल्पकार चरित्रकोश खंड ६ - दृश्यकला 494:Bahulkar, Sadhana (November 2021). 475:from the original on 9 January 2022 198:Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts 436:from the original on 4 March 2022. 388:Dhurandhar, Ambika (August 2010). 14: 763:20th-century Indian women artists 702:from the original on 4 March 2022 646:from the original on 4 March 2022 616:from the original on 4 March 2022 543:from the original on 4 March 2022 447:Dhurandhar, M. V. (August 2018). 355:She was actively involved in the 696:"Pinching Salt – B is for Bapu" 414:. Mumbai: Pundole Art Gallery. 237:Goddess Ambika with her Yoginis 223:Goddess Ambika with her Yoginis 738:Women artists from Maharashtra 1: 215:Coronation of Shivaji Maharaj 114:Samyukta Maharashtra Movement 357:Indian independence struggle 239:(1941) by Ambika Dhurandhar 109:Indian Independence Movement 77:• British Indian (1912-1947) 680:Dhurandhar, Ambika (2010). 665:Dhurandhar, Ambika (2010). 361:united Maharashtra movement 284:Travels in India and abroad 225:that were displayed at the 779: 344:Life after father’s death 132:Ambika Mahadev Dhurandhar 37: 16:Indian artist (1912–2009) 163:Early life and education 606:"धुरंधर, अंबिका महादेव" 573:(4522): 921–924. 1939. 194:António Xavier Trindade 142:Sir J. J. 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Index

FRSA

Sir Jamsetjee Jeejebhoy School of Art
Painting
Indian Independence Movement
Samyukta Maharashtra Movement
M. V. Dhurandhar
FRSA
Sir J. J. School of Art
Mumbai
M. V. Dhurandhar
Academic art
Naoroji Street
Girgaon
Khar
Angela Trindade
António Xavier Trindade
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
London
Bombay Art Society
Painting by Ambika Dhurandhar
Shimla
Delhi
Bangalore
Mysore
Kolhapur
Diamond jubilee
Maharaja of Baroda
Baroda
Gwalior

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