Discover the hidden artists of Kerala's rich heritage in "The Forgotten Atelier," revealing the era beyond Raja Ravi Varma.
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InterviewThrough scattered archives and oral histories, a new book traces the forgotten artists who contributed to Kerala’s rich heritageUpdated - August 06, 2026 01:37 pm IST
Sharat Sunder Rajeev (far right) opens up the world of durbar painters, female artists, and itinerant European masters of Travancore, in his book ‘The Forgotten Atelier’.
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