UNDER THE INDIAN SUN , BRITISH LANDSCAPE ARTISTS, MARG HARDCOVER,1995

The varied landscape of India offered a range of subjects to British artists who appreciated the natural beauty and architectural grandeur of the country. This book focuses on the lives and works of selected artists such as William Hodges, the Daniells, George Chinnery, Charles D’Oyly and William Simpson. Articles on the soldier artists, Francis Swain Ward, and Albert Goodwin are also included. Extensively quoted here are journals and letters that enhance an understanding of their eventful times. The pictures are a testimony of their artistic interests and skill, while the writings convey not only a sense of dedication to their art, but also their admiration for the endless aspects of Indian landscape.

Pauline Rohatgi is an art historian specializing in the works of British artists in India. She worked in the Prints and Drawings Department of the India Office Library for 17 years.
Pheroza Godrej is a reputed gallerist and art historian. She established Cymroza Art Gallery in Mumbai in 1971. She has extended her speciality to British artists in India.