INDIAN ARTISTS AT WORK.—S. Choudhoury and R. Ukil, two of the artists who painted some of the mural decorations in India House, London, now propose to hold a touring exhibition in England and the Continent. Their work is unique. They never use models and always take their subjects from their imagination. They are shown preparing pictures for the Royal Academy Exhibition, which opened last week in London.
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Taranaki Daily News, 3 May 1933, Page 11
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67INDIAN ARTISTS AT WORK.—S. Choudhoury and R. Ukil, two of the artists who painted some of the mural decorations in India House, London, now propose to hold a touring exhibition in England and the Continent. Their work is unique. They never use models and always take their subjects from their imagination. They are shown preparing pictures for the Royal Academy Exhibition, which opened last week in London. Taranaki Daily News, 3 May 1933, Page 11
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