From Bengal to Japan : The Impact of Mukul Chandra Dey on Indo-Japanese Art Interactions

Das, Sudipta

doi:https://doi.org/10.18910/101334

From Bengal to Japan : The Impact of Mukul Chandra Dey on Indo-Japanese Art Interactions

Das, Sudipta

Reconceptualizing Cross-Border Academic Mobility in the Interdisciplinary Research Agenda, 2025, 52-62

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タイトル	From Bengal to Japan : The Impact of Mukul Chandra Dey on Indo-Japanese Art Interactions
著者	著者名 Das, Sudipta
内容	In: Moinuddin Mohammad, Kokado Minori eds. Reconceptualizing Cross-Border Academic Mobility in the Interdisciplinary Research Agenda, International Affairs Office, School of Letters/Graduate School of Humanities, The University of Osaka, 2025, 93p.
抄録	Mukul Chandra Dey (1895-1985), a pioneering Indian artist, played a crucial role in this transnational cultural exchange. Dey, one of the first Indian artists to study in Japan, deeply engaged with traditional Japanese woodcut printing techniques, incorporating them into his own artistic practices. His work represents a unique synthesis of Japanese aesthetics and Indian sensibilities, contributing to the evolution of modern Indian art. Despite his significant contributions, Dey's role in this cultural interaction has been largely overlooked in both Indian and Japanese art history. This research seeks to address the underrepresentation of Mukul Dey's contributions by re-examining his work within the context of Indo-Japanese cultural relations. By focusing on Dey’s engagement with Japanese art and its influence on his oeuvre, this study fills a critical gap in the scholarship, offering new insights into the artistic exchanges that shaped modern cultural landscapes in both India and Japan. Dey's work stands as a testament to the deep and enduring connection between the two nations.
出版者	International Affairs Office, School of Letters/Graduate School of Humanities, The University of Osaka
収録物名	Reconceptualizing Cross-Border Academic Mobility in the Interdisciplinary Research Agenda
ページ	52-62
刊行年月	2025-03
言語	英語
ハンドルURL	https://hdl.handle.net/11094/101341
DOI	https://doi.org/10.18910/101341
関連情報 (isPartOf)	DOI (出版社版) https://doi.org/10.18910/101334
アクセス権	open access
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DCTERMS.abstract	Mukul Chandra Dey (1895-1985), a pioneering Indian artist, played a crucial role in this transnational cultural exchange. Dey, one of the first Indian artists to study in Japan, deeply engaged with traditional Japanese woodcut printing techniques, incorporating them into his own artistic practices. His work represents a unique synthesis of Japanese aesthetics and Indian sensibilities, contributing to the evolution of modern Indian art. Despite his significant contributions, Dey's role in this cultural interaction has been largely overlooked in both Indian and Japanese art history. This research seeks to address the underrepresentation of Mukul Dey's contributions by re-examining his work within the context of Indo-Japanese cultural relations. By focusing on Dey’s engagement with Japanese art and its influence on his oeuvre, this study fills a critical gap in the scholarship, offering new insights into the artistic exchanges that shaped modern cultural landscapes in both India and Japan. Dey's work stands as a testament to the deep and enduring connection between the two nations.
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