BHARATHIAR. SRIBALAKRISHNAN MATCH WORKS.  Colour printed matchbox label, vertical, mid-late 20^th C, 3.5 cm x 5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [19.038.010]

PEACOCK. PRICE RE. 0.0.6. KRISHNA MATCH FACTORY PAMBADI. Colour printed matchbox label, vertical, mid-late 20^th C, 3.5 cm x 5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [2.244.002]

PHONE. PRICE: 13 PS. 50'S SAFETY MATCHES. REGD. 274553. T.M. OWNER: SRI RANGANATHA MATCH INDUSTRIES, SATTUR. MFD. BY: NAGARAJ MATCH FACTORY, SATTUR.  Colour printed matchbox label, horizontal, mid-late 20^th C, 5 cm x 3.5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [2.253.005]

 

Subhash Chandra Bose, c. 1980, J.B.Khanna & Co. Madras. Collection of Erwin Neumayer and Christine Schelberger, Vienna. [#432]

(Our King), PRICE 15 P, (Kamalam Match Factory, Kovilpatti), Printed matchbox label, mid-late 20th c., 3.5 cm x 5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [20.030.002]

Fig. 11: Chakram, magazine cover, artist G. Sandhwani, 11 June, 1976.

Fig. 09: Vikram Aditya New Year Greeting Card (painted by Chitrapal), 1990s (The text on top left says "Vikrami Samvat - nav varsh - abhinandan" (Greetings for the New Vikrami Samvat Year).

This compound houses three shrines dedicated to Ujjaini Mahankali, Maremma, and Maisamma. The complex is located in Osmania University. The courtyard was fenced recently. The colours used on the boundary wall are white, yellow, and red, the hues normally associated with these goddesses. Yellow symbolizes turmeric and red signifies blood. All three shrines are painted in red and yellow. Digital Photograph, Alice Samson, Hyderabad, 2008.

Fig. 18: Vinod Khanna ( from Akhri Daku by Art Makers, for ABP, 17.10.95, p.2)

Fig. 06: JFK and Nehru with Kruschev watching, magazine illustration, ca. 1960 Collection: S. Marieswaran.

Fig. 17: Postcard of the Taj Mahal labeled: The Taj Mahal, Agra. Commenced in 1637 and completed in 1648 A.D. by the Emperor Shahjahan. Wonderful Building in the World. c. 1900-30. H.A. Mirza and Sons. From the Priya Paul Collection, New Delhi.

Fig. 13: Swagatam. Woman welcomes with folded hands (Artist: Anil S., Publisher: VPP, Delhi)

Fig. 14. A poster of Raman Raghav 2.0. Source: ‘Anurag Kashyap’s Raman Raghav 2.0 Teaser Poster’, The Hindu, 25 April 2016, https://thehindu.com/entertainment/anurag-kashyaps-raman-raghav-20-teaser-poster/article8519105.ece

Fig. 43: Cover of Amar Chitra Katha’s Padmini (1973).
Artist: Ram Waeerkar.

Rana Pratap Singh by VM Shimtre, 1937, Modern Litho Works, Bombay, Oleograph, 24 x 33 cm. Collection of Erwin Neumayer and Christine Schelberger, Vienna.