CONDITION USED GOOD, FOLK PAINTINGS OF INDIA , PAPERBACK , 1961

This is a comprehensive study of India’s traditional and tribal art forms. The book documents the rich diversity of folk paintings, exploring their cultural, religious, and social significance. Elwin highlights various regional styles, such as Madhubani, Warli, and Gond art, while emphasizing their connection to community rituals and everyday life.

With detailed descriptions and visual representations, the book celebrates the creativity and heritage of India’s rural and tribal artists, preserving their contributions to the country’s artistic legacy.