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Changing Visual Representation of Gods in Indian Print Culture
International journal of applied research · 2015 · Vol. 1(7) · pp. 397–402
Abstract
The paper reveals the features of lithographic god posters of the late nineteenth century and the twentieth century and printed gods (both lithographic and graphic) based comics of post-colonial period. Through the features of thesernarts, the paper presents a comparative study of changing visual representation of gods in the Indian print culture.
Comics and Graphic NarrativesMedia, Gender, and AdvertisingJapanese History and CultureRepresentation (politics)ComicsVisual culturePrint cultureLithographyColonialismArtColonial periodPeriod (music)History
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