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Photos: India’s legacy of loving luxury cars

Updated on Jun 27, 2021 02:59 PM IST

A clear early winner was the Swan Car, originally designed for a British engineer stationed in Calcutta, Robert Mathewson. It was a 1910 Brooke with the front made to resemble a giant bird hissing steam from its nostrils.(Penguin India/ Louwman Museum)

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Gautam Sen’s new book, The Automobile: An Indian Love Affair, traces the history of automobiles in India over 130 years.

Shaheen Bagh: A Graphic Recollection

Ita Mehrotra’s graphic novel, published by Yoda Press, pays homage to that protest with scenes, stories and memories of that protest.(Yoda Press)

Updated on Jun 24, 2021 08:53 PM IST

Photos: Step into India’s private forests

A tiger rests in the private forest nurtured by Aditya Singh and Poonam Singh in Bhadlav, Rajasthan. The big cats stay sometimes for four or five days, an indication that they feel safe here.(Photo: Aditya Dicky Singh)

Updated on Jun 20, 2021 02:06 PM IST

Photos: Sarah Williamson and her Art Activist Barbie take on the patriarchy

Sarah Williamson, a senior lecturer from the UK, has been using a Barbie doll to protest against patriarchy since November 2018. She calls her doll Art Activist Barbie. Here AAB protests at The National Gallery, London, in March 2021, pointing out that there are 2,300 works by men in the gallery’s permanent collection, and only 21 by women.(Image courtesy: Sarah Williamson)

Updated on May 30, 2021 02:53 PM IST

Photos: Guts and glory in Aditya Gupta’s book “7 Lessons From Everest”

Cloud art by the Himalayas.(Aditya Gupta)

Updated on May 29, 2021 03:17 PM IST

Photos | 10 faces of enlightenment: Ancient Buddhas from around the world

From 1st century, Pakistan: A bronze from the ancient Gandharan region. Note Buddha’s unusual serrated halo.(Image courtesy: Metropolitan Museum of Art)

Updated on May 16, 2021 03:05 PM IST

Photos | Through the looking glass: Life in lockdown

OVER VIEW: “This was taken during the first wave. I had started going out on hikes with a small group of friends. It was nice to escape, get out of the city, get some fresh air, soak up all the nature,” says Samyukta Lakshmi (@samlaks), 42, from Bengaluru. “Earlier going out with friends meant meeting at restaurants, movie theatres, each other’s homes. In the pandemic I found a new way of meeting friends and a new way of seeing the city. In fact, I think I am re-seeing everything — the way light falls at different spots in my house at different times, different new things about my neighbourhood.”(Samyukta Lakshmi)

Updated on May 09, 2021 03:27 PM IST

Photos | Not Quite NASA: A retro view of Mars

A Trip to Mars (1918): When it was released, this Danish film was called Himmelskibet, and was probably among the earliest space adventure films.

Updated on May 07, 2021 12:02 AM IST

Photos: A few notes about the history of paper money

While coin use in India, Turkey and China goes back 2600 years, the Chinese first figured out in 1024 that it’s much easier to use representative vouchers than lug piles of coins around. The first paper money originated in Sichuan. This printing plate and print are some of the oldest surviving examples. See those coins? They represent the value of the paper money.(Wikimedia Commons)

Updated on Mar 28, 2021 12:27 PM IST

Photos: Kosuke Okahara’s “Blue Affair,” an experiential documentation of Koza

Tatsuya Ishikawa, a creative director writes about the work in the afterword, “In the pictures captured in Koza by Kosuke Okahara, I don’t see the photographer. It’s not because he was the one photographing, or for some other physical reasons. I don’t find superficial emotions emanating through his lens from either the subjects or from the photographer.”(Photo by Kosuke Okahara)

Updated on Mar 27, 2021 02:01 PM IST

Photos: How the microprocessor changed our lives for you

Thank this team for making the world so comfortable with technology. The microprocessor, which powers every electronic device from washing machines to space satellites was created by Ted Hoff’s team at Intel in 1971, in the building in the background.(Intel)

Updated on Feb 28, 2021 02:59 PM IST

Photos: A wave of Indian restaurants in America

Chai Pani, in Georgia & Asheville, North Carolina: Featuring thalis and street-food-inspired snacks, the restaurant has been well loved in both its locations. Try the kale pakoras, a Sloppy Jai (with lamb), a crispy masala fish tikka roll. And maybe a vada pao and Limca too.(Courtesy: Chai Pani)

Updated on Feb 27, 2021 02:59 PM IST

Photos: Vishwanath Suvarna photographs the forgotten forts of Karnataka

This grand fort at Gulbarga — earlier Kalburgi — in northern Karnataka is said to have been built by a local ruler, Raja Gulchand. Later, the founder of the Bahmani dynasty, Ala-ud-Din Hasan Bahman Shah (r. 1347-1358) added the main citadel, called the Bala Hissar that still sits at the centre of the fort.(Photo by Vishwanath Suvarna)

Updated on Feb 20, 2021 03:06 PM IST

Photos: Lottie Davies’ “Quinn” is a photographic meditation on loss

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Updated on Feb 19, 2021 02:40 PM IST

Photos: Poirot through the ages, an illustrated journey

Illustration by Mohit Suneja / Hindustan Times

Published on Feb 13, 2021 03:36 PM IST

Photos: See all that thrives in the river Ganga, in a new book of photographs

A Great Cormorant with its catch. (Photo by Rathika Ramasamy)

Updated on Feb 06, 2021 12:53 PM IST

Photos: How telescopes, space stations & voyaging crafts photographed Earth

In June 2019, the volcano on Raikoke, part of the uninhabited Kuril Islands between Russia and Japan, erupted without warning spewing dust and ash into the sky. Luckily, the International Space Station was passing over the region, and was able to capture the drama before the ash cloud settled in a few minutes.(Photo courtesy NASA/ ISS; CEO)

Updated on Jan 31, 2021 12:44 PM IST

Photos: South India’s wildlife comes alive in a new book of photographs

An extremely rare species, the galaxy frog faces the main threat from the conversion of forested areas to cultivated land. (Photo by David Raju)

Updated on Jan 30, 2021 03:16 PM IST

Photos: Gotham City’s changing landscape in cinema over the decades

A still from “The Dark Knight Rises,” 2012. Directed by Christopher Nolan, the filming took place in locations including Jodhpur, London, Nottingham, Glasgow, Los Angeles, New York City, Newark, and Pittsburgh. Nolan’s Gotham City depiction was a departure from Tim Burton’s films in the Batman franchise -- giving it the look of a darker metropolis with its winding, lonely alleys. (Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures)

Updated on Dec 13, 2020 11:37 AM IST

Photos: Bhanu Athaiya— the artist on canvas before cinema

Bhanu Athaiya made this watercolour on paper in 1950. The rounded figures of Athaiya’s women were representative of women figures as painted by artists like Pran Nath Mago and Satish Gujral during the ’40s and ’50s, says senior artist Ashok Bhowmick. “The angular woman form came in with Jehangir Sabavala in the same period.” (Courtesy Prinseps.com)

Updated on Nov 28, 2020 06:01 PM IST

Photos: Indian weddings in the time of a pandemic

The long queues of well-wishers are gone; instead couples do the rounds and are wished from a distance. Photographs are taken from a distance too. Guests are regularly reminded to stay off the stage, and some planning agencies even offer a service where they appoint monitors to ensure distancing all through the venue. (Photo courtesy Radiance Events, Lucknow)

Updated on Oct 25, 2020 11:30 AM IST

Photos: “#Farmstagram” is India’s new virtual getaway on Instagram

Sanjay Austa cherry picking at his farm stay, Meena Bagh Resorts, in Ratnari, while Beswa, the farm dog, a favourite with his Instagram followers, looks on. Austa began posting photos of his farm and his produce in 2015 and his account has nearly 2000 followers. (Photo courtesy Sanjay Austa )

Updated on Oct 24, 2020 06:33 PM IST

Photos: Cricket archivists shine light on historic moments from the game

Rahul Dravid celebrates his century in the first one-day international cricket match between India and the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica on May 18, 2006. Mainak Sinha,24, a UPSC aspirant from Kandi in Murshidabad, West Bengal, possesses one of the largest online cricket archives. He has footage from at least 7,500 international games, including the first one-day international cricket match ever played between Australia and England in 1971. (Arko Datta / REUTERS)

Updated on Oct 11, 2020 11:25 AM IST

Photos: Exhibition on ‘Tantra’ opens at British Museum, London

Sutapa Biswas (b. 1962): Housewives with Steak-Knives. Oil, acrylics, pencil, collage, white tape on paper on canvas, 1985. The British artist overlays elements of the goddess with images of a contemporary Indian woman. She can plate a steak, wield a blade; this is not the ma of popular culture, but Ma Kali. (Courtesy Sutapa Biswas / DACS 2019)

Updated on Oct 03, 2020 11:19 AM IST

Photos: Art Deco makes a comeback in India on Instagram

View of a stairway in a private residence in West Maredpally, Hyderabad. Hyderabad’s tryst with Art Deco is laid out in @ArtDecoHyderabad, an Instagram page run by architecture student Nitya Gonnakuti, 21. Its focus areas: Art Deco windows, doors and staircases. (@artdecohyderabad on Instagram)

Updated on Sep 13, 2020 11:31 AM IST

Photos: Take a walk with flâneurs in Mumbai, Kolkata, Pune and Bhopal

A musician plays in a narrow alley, just off Bazzar Street in Bandra, Mumbai. (Gopal MS)

Updated on Sep 06, 2020 06:29 PM IST

Photos: Stories told in photographs from a capital in lockdown

Two rickshaw pullers enjoying a tête-à-tête in Old Delhi’s Chatta Sheikh Mangloo against a backdrop of shuttered store fronts marked with O and E, indicating the opening of shops in markets on an odd-even basis during the waning days of the full lockdown in the capital during the month of May. (Mayank Austen Soofi / HT)

Updated on Sep 06, 2020 03:08 PM IST

Photos: Artist Sudhir’s Patwardhan’s Mumbai

Sudhir Patwardhan: Departure, 2020, pastel on paper. The work is a visceral portrayal of three migrants with a child walking with luggage through a deserted street. The work was made during the lockdown imposed in Mumbai to curb the spread of Covid-19 disease that has infected millions across the world. (Sudhir Patwardhan)

Updated on Sep 06, 2020 11:34 AM IST

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