Debdutta Gupta
He is one of the most respected art historians of our time with knowledge of almost all the disciplines of art. A part time professor of the Rabindra Bharati University, Debdutta has substantial research work behind him and has been a regular contributor in almost all daily newspapers and magazines in India.
Poet Mirza Ghalib's love for Kolkata
GB traces the house where Ghalib lived during his stay in Kolkata
Nandalal Bose, the master who illustrated the Indian Constitution
GB tribute to Nandalal Bose on his death anniversary
The Greco-Roman lion taps are still found on the streets of Kolkata
Lion taps were installed by British Royal Water Supply
Let’s go behind the Corinthian pillars of Metropolitan Building
Did you know Subho Tagore left Jorasanko and lived here?
Why did Devi Saraswati find her place on gramophone records?
Devi Saraswati found a new avatar in Calcutta in the 1900s
Look Back: Goddess of Love, Venus, found her way as Goddess Lakshmi in Beng...
Her statues adorned Kolkata’s mansions!
Gaganendranath gave a rainy touch to Rabindranath Tagore’s Jibonsmriti
Rains inspired artists of Bengal
Bengal was the seat of ceramic industry and porcelain dolls during British ...
Who bought these dolls?
Even Shiv-Parvati litho-art of Bengal got a British aristocratic touch!
Chor Bagan Art Studio humanized mythological deities
Satyajit Ray made a bride of Jorasanko Thakurbari sing for his movie
How Amiya Tagore came out of the andarmahal to sing for Kanchenjungha
Subho Thakur, the rebel of Jorasanko who created Pansy & Piko
Why Subho Thakur denied his ‘Tagore’ link
Emerald Bower is a witness to Bengalis who had accepted British crown!
They treated the colonisers like God!
Chugging along the oldest railway track of Kolkata! Where? Behala!
How British built Kalighat-Falta Rail route for pilgrims
Famous Doll series of Bikash Bhattacharjee is a silent witness to Bengal’...
Why did the artist protest through dolls?
Goddess of Love, Venus, found her way as Goddess Lakshmi in Bengali househo...
Her statues adorned Kolkata’s mansions!
How a Marwari business in the 1890s protected modesty of Kolkata’s women!...
Travel to city’s Zenana Bathing Ghat to know more
What secret lies behind the ornate façade of Medicine House on B.K. Pal Av...
House where explosives for freedom fighters were made behind medicine bottles
Dal Madal cannon and the saga of Bengal’s illustrious ironsmiths
How a group of indigenous ironsmiths made the largest cannon
Incredible tale of making Salil Chowdhury’s Pagol Hawa
How singer Jatileshwar was stumped by Salil da
Bishnupur temples show amalgamation of architectures
Burnt clay temples reflect Mughal, Rajasthani and Aatchala designs
The U.S. Military Photographer who captured the city
Photographs of Calcutta during second world war
