'Never much lionized in the annals of mainstream Pakistani art, Esther Rahim was nevertheless a painter of no small significance. Also known as Esmet, she was the wife of J.A. Rahim the well-known civil servant, diplomat, politician and founding member of the Pakistan Peoples Party... A friend of both Amrita Sher-Gil and Jamini Roy, Esther found her own voice and vision only towards the end of her artistic life. The resulting body of work remains of undisputed value and exceptional maturity. This collection of essays hopes to introduce the work of this remarkable woman artist to the audience she was denied during her lifetime.' - extracted from text on the inside cover flap.
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MON.RAE
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English

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2006

No of pages

112

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9693519000

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1

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artist monograph

Chapter headings

Esther Rahim - A Life - Sikandar RAHIM

In Search of Esmet Rahim - Salima HASHMI

A Tale of Three Cities: Multiple Histories of Esther Rahim - Naazish ATAULLAH

Travels Mundane and Surreal: The Art of Esther Rahim
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Travels Mundane and Surreal: The Art of Esther Rahim