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Aamina, B. and Sivakumar, S. D. and Murugananthi, M. and Sheela, M. Shantha (2022) Analyzing the Performance of a Multi Product Producer Company in Ramanathapuram District of Tamil Nadu. Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics & Sociology, 40 (10). pp. 629-637. ISSN 2320-7027
Abdullahi, Ibrahim (2021) Study on the Multi- Lateral Instruments and Agreements Aimed at Combating the Proliferation of Smal • holland focus Streetcats, the power of girls Musical SKY creates 3D (dream) world April/May/June 2016 frontpage: The photographic self-portrait of Streetcat Charissa van Gogh: Joan of Arc. Inset: Charissa as she looks like in daily life. the Dutch at Sydney Mardi Gras Parade, photo Susan Darling INDONESIAN SEA TREK ADVENTURES CONTENTS ARTICLES______________________ 4 Jheronimus Bosch, visions by a genius 12 From funeral food to popular treat Krentenbollen! 20 Ban on gathering Lapwing eggs 26 Experience nature at the Philips Fruit Garden 32 Koningin Máxima: 10 jaar leerorkest 37 The World’s Oldest Known Skating Image 38 Streetcats, the power of girls 46 Karel Vreeburg finds a dialogue between science and fine art 48 Netherlands buys a new Rembrandt 50 Tax in the Netherlands 54 Velvet revolution threatens 60 year old NOS 8 o’clock news 58 Musical SKY creates 3D (dream) world 64 the Flaming Dutchman 68 book reviews Contact us for Itine • Although considered one of the fastest-growing markets in the world, the Indian art market is still very much in its infancy. Painting dominates it. Artists are broadly divided into the “moderns”: the more mature “legacy” artists whom collectors feel more secure in buying, and the younger, more current “contemporary” artists, who push the boundaries of Indian art. There was not much of a market till the 1990s, when a more vibrant art scene emerged for established and younger artists alike. Since then, despite economic ups and downs, Indian artists and artists of Indian origin have been making their presence felt across the globe. And the world is paying attention, not just to India, but to artists from throughout South and Southeast Asia. Growing up in India, inom was initially attracted to the Indian portrait painters, especially the sumptuous portraits of a royal India, with the Maharajahs showing off their impossible jewels. Later, I was drawn to the more accessible colored phot
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