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Introduction

Founded by Mulk Raj Anand in 1946 with support from J.R.D. Tata and the Tata Group. Marg (an acronym for Modern Architectural Research Group) Magazine, published its first edition in October 1946. Its initial goal was to serve as a kind of "loose encyclopedia of the arts of India and related civilizations." The magazine focuses on a comprehensive and holistic view of the arts, architecture, and cultural heritage and practices of South Asia, with a special emphasis on India.

Publication details

Editors
Saryu Doshi
George Michell
Pratapaditya Pal
Michael Brand
Karl Khandalavala
Ursula Bickelmann
Dalu Jones
Vidya Dehejia
Janice Leoshko
Krishna Riboud
Pauline Rohatgi
Sheila R. Canby
Roy C. Craven, Jr.
Sunil Kothari
Ernst J. Grube
Shehbaz H. Safrani
Stephen Markel
George Mitchell
Susan S. Bean
Naman Parmeshwar Ahuja
Mrinalini Vasudevan
Aastha Singh
Jyotindra Jain
Publishers
The Marg Foundation
Modern Architectural Research Group
Modern Artists and Architects Research Group
Founders
Directors
Bahram Navroz Vakil
Institution
The Marg Foundation

Body of Work

Marg

Anand, Mulk Raj (General Editor) and Phiroze Mistry (Assistant Editor). Marg, April 1950 | Magazine

April 1950 · Magazine

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  1. 1950

    1. Govinda, Lama Anagarika (Essayist). Solar & Lunar Symbolism - In the Development of Stupa Architecture. In Marg. 4(1), pp. '9-20. Bombay: Modern Artists and Architects Research Group, April 1950 | Essay | ArcHeritage | 00668781
    2. An Appeal for the Association of Ananda Coomaraswamy's name with a Sectionof the National Museum of Art and Archaeology at New Delhi. In Marg. 4(1), p. 41. Bombay: Modern Artists and Architects Research Group, April 1950 | Essay | FineArts | 00668782
    3. D., T. and J.T. (Essayists). Exhibitions - Art Chronicle, Bombay- 4th Quarter 1949. In Marg. 4(1), pp. 64-66. Bombay: Modern Artists and Architects Research Group, April 1950 | Essay | FineArts | 00668783

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