The Mukul Dey Archives consist of images and pictures that throw light on the early 20th century Indian art scenario. The gallery focuses on the way Neo-Bengal School of Artists under the guidance of Abanindranath Tagore, the founder of Neo-Bengal School of Painting, wanted to project traditional Indian art.

At the gallery of Mukul Dey Archive can be seen rare and unpublished works, including:

1. Unpublished terracotta images of Birbhum temples
2. Collotypes of the drawings by Jyotirindranath Tagore
3. Chromolithographs and sepia platinotypes issued by Indian Society of Oriental Art (ISOA), Calcutta, 1907-1915
4. Chitpur colour lithographs, Calcutta
5. Kalighat Pata paintings
6. Raja Ravi Varma oleographs
7. ISOA reproductions
8. Mukul Dey's works
9. Sarada Ukil's works
10. Rabindranath Tagore's paintings
11. Other Bengal School artists
12. Rare photographs.
13. Kokka and the Early Bengal Masters
14. Dolls
15. Picture gallery of Shantanu Ukil
16. Refugee Nightmare (An Article on Manishi Dey)

The online picture gallery is a sample of the pictures that are present at the Mukul Dey Archives.

Please click on any thumbnail below to view a larger size image and more elaborate description about the image.

"Shiva's Dance" Most rare chromolithograph.	Photograph depicting Rabindranath, Mukul Dey and two Japanese ladies.	"Zebunnisa" by Abanindranath Tagore.
"A Sikh Philosopher" by Julaluddin Chughtai.	Original hand drawn picture postcard by Kampo Arai.	Temple terracotta ornamentation.
Drawing by Rabindranath Tagore.	Morning prayer at the ashram by Mukul Dey.	Mukul Dey and his Japanese artist friend Tetsuro.
Original sepia platinotype of a Mughal miniature.	Rabindranath Tagore with Tagore Circle members.	"Aajan" by Gagonendranath Tagore
"Santhal life 1" by Shantunu Ukil For Sale	Dr Abanindranath Tagore with his first batch of pupils, the founder students of Bengal School of Art.	"Santhal life 2" by Shantunu Ukil For Sale
"Santhal life 3" by Shantunu Ukil For Sale	"Santhal life 4" by Shantunu Ukil Sold	"Kaikeyi and Manthara" by Nandalal Bose.
"Karttikeya" by Surendranath Ganguly	"The Feast of Lamps" by Abanindranath Tagore	"Yama and Savitri" by Nandalal Bose