Rabindranath Tagore of the late Asit Kumar Haldar's sculptures. For this versatile artist who belonged to the first generation of painters ...in the Mahabharata exhibited a strong spiritual bend and brought him to the notice of both the public and the critics. Asit Kumar Haldar did not limit

postgraduate in Fine Art at the college of Arts and Crafts Lucknow and the painting tradition of the Nei- Bengal School taught by Asit Kumar Haldar

settled in Lucknow where he completed his education in Oriental Arts. Disciple of painter and pioneer of the Bengal School of Art Asit Kumar Haldar Chatterjee is an exponent of the traditional Indian style of paintings. He was only in class IX when he met Haldar. Under him for 14 long

Asit Kumar Haldar and Lalit Mohan Sen. He in fact learnt the wash watercolor technique for which he was famous from Haldar. Mukherjee ...Abaindranath Tagore who passed it on to his student Haldar. So dedicated was Mukherjee to the wash watercolor technique that he never

has been made by the Bengal artists in the beginning of the twentieth century - painters like Nandalal Bose Asit Kumar Haldar Abanindranath Tagore ...are the painters of my generation like Gaitonde Husain Tyeb Mehta Ram Kumar and others. I think we have to take the 'research' further however and do important

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of the other artists who worked in this style include Nandalal Bose, K. Venkatappa, Samarendranath Gupta, Asit Kumar Haldar, Sailendranath Dey, Kshitindranath Mazumdar, Sarada Ukil, Promode Kumar Chatterjee, M.A.R. Chugtai and' D. P. Roy Chowdhury. Rabindranath Tagore initially