1930s, Nandalal Basu 
Kashi Vishwanath, unknown artist, 1920s. Popular calendar
Vishwanatha, Nandalal Basu, early 1920s
Another Nandalal Basu’s popular work, 1920s
Mahadeva’s family at Kailasha, unknown artist, 1860s
Annapurna giving alms to Shiva Avadhuta, unknown artist from Rajasthan, 1920s
Gaura-Ganapati, unknown artist, north india, 1920s
Shiva-Sati, Sarada Charan Ukil, Bengal 1930s. One of the final works of the great artist
Shiva’s marriage party, unknown artist, 1920s Bengal
The Trial of Satya Harishchandra, Bampada Banerjee, 1910s Bengal
Bharata playing with lions and cubs, 1920s, Geeta Press collection
1930s, Geeta Press collection
Rama Rajyabhisheka, Jagannath, 1940s Geeta Press Gorakhpur Collection. Jagannath was a leading artist of popular art in “UP” school of calendar art
Hanuman meets Rama, 1940s, Geeta Press collection
Another of Jagannath’s paint, Geeta Press collection
1940s Geeta Press Collection
B K Mitra, Geeta Press Collection
Sri Ramachandra, 1940s Geeta Press Collection
Another BK Mitra paint, Geeta Press Gorakhpur
Navadha Bhakti, Mitra’s poster, Geeta Press Gorakhpur Collection
1940s, Geeta Press Collection
1940s Geeta Press Gorakhpur Collection
One hopes not only for the preservation of the artistic heritage, but also the revival of the art and talented artists who dedicate their lives to pushing boundaries of Hindu art
