Delhi Culture: National Gallery of Modern Art
The Gallery is run by the Government of India, and was setup in 1954, making it a long standing structure, and enough time to develop a good reputation. The agenda of the Gallery is to preserve and display Indian art from the 1850's.
In addition to works of art, it houses an art reference library which has a vast collection of books. For those looking to carry prints back home, a collection of best contemporary art reproductions are on sale at the counter. Company School paintings of the 19th and early 20th centuries and the works of Rabindranath Tagore, Jammi Roy and Amrita Sher Gil hold pride of place amidst exhibits, which give an overview of the evolution of modern Indian paintings and sculpture.
Contact Information: Tel. 011-23384640, 23382835
Website: http://www.ngmaindia.gov.in/
Location Map:
A map of some of the museums of Delhi (courtesy Maps of India): Click to see in more detail
Labels: Arts, Classy, Culture, Delhi, Gallery, Museum
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