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Amrita Alfredo de Braganza (Eurpa Kiad, 2016)

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Amrita Alfredo de Braganza (Eurpa Kiad, 2016)ISBN:9634055099 / 9789634055099Brand Name:Eurpa KiadMPN:N/ALanguage:Hungarian (translated)Genre:Biographical Novel / Historical FictionProduct Type:Hardcover BookOverviewAmrita byAlfredo de Braganzais a captivating biographical novel that brings to life the extraordinary and turbulent story ofAmrita Sher-Gil(19131941), often hailed as Indias greatest painter. Born inBudapestto aPunjabi aristocrat fatherand aHungarian Jewish pianist mother, Amritas short but dazzling life bridged continents and cultures Hungary, France, and India. Through her art, she sought to unite East and West, tradition and modernity, sensuality and spirituality. Braganzas novel follows her journey from her Parisian years of artistic awakening and sexual freedom to her return to India, where her bold expressionism challenged colonial norms and reshaped Indian modern art.Hungarian Translation ttekintsAzAmritacm regnyAlfredo de BraganzatollblAmrita Sher-Gil(19131941) lenygz lett s mvszett idzi meg. A kivteles tehetsg festnBudapestenszletett, apjaUmrao Singh Sher-Gilpandzsbi arisztokrata, anyja pedigGottesmann Marie-Antoinette, magyar zongoramvszn volt. A regny vgigksri Amrita tjt aprizsi vekszabadsgtl s botrnyaitl azindiai fggetlensgi mozgalomidejn kibontakoz mvszi s emberi nkeressig. Braganza hitelesen s szenvedllyel brzolja azt a nt, aki thidalta Kelet s Nyugat vilgt, s aki hallig a mvszet s a szabadsg szolglatban lt.Product FeaturesPage Count:288 pagesBinding:Glued hardcover with dust jacketLanguage:HungarianDimensions:15.8 cm 23.6 cmPublication Year:2016Publisher:Eurpa Kiad, BudapestISBN:9789634055099Interesting FactsHungarian-Indian Heritage:Amrita Sher-Gil was born in Budapest, making her a symbol of cultural duality both a Hungarian and an Indian icon.Rebel and Visionary:Known for her bold depictions of Indian women and peasant life, she revolutionized Indian modern art before her untimely death at 28.Artistic Lineage:Her uncle,Ervin Baktay, a renowned Hungarian orientalist, played a key role in nurturing her fascination with Indian culture.Influence and Legacy:She interacted with Indias leading figures includingJawaharlal NehruandMahatma Gandhi and left behind a body of work that continues to inspire artists worldwide.International Recognition:Khushwant Singh called this the best book ever written about Amrita, essential for understanding the cultural complexity of British India.Hungarian Translation rdekes tnyekMagyarindiai rksg:Amrita Budapesten szletett, gy szemlyben Kelet s Nyugat tallkozott.Lzad s ltnok:Festmnyein az indiai nk s a vidki let brzolsval forradalmastotta az indiai modern mvszetet.Mvszi csaldi httr:Nagybtyja,Baktay Ervin, ismert orientalista volt, aki Amrita indiai rdekldst is formlta.Trtnelmi szemlyisgekkel val kapcsolat:Bartsgot poltNehruvalsGandhival, akik nagy hatst gyakoroltak vilgnzetre.Maradand rksg:letmve ma is az identits, szabadsg s ni mvszet ikonikus szimbluma.PublishersPublished byEurpa Kiad, Budapest (2016). All rights reserved.We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!HashtagsEnglish:#Amrita #AlfredoDeBraganza #AmritaSherGil #EuropaKiado #HungarianIndianHeritage #BiographicalNovel #ModernArt #IndianHistory #WomenInArt #CulturalFusionHungarian (Cmkk):#Amri

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