Abanindranath Tagore

Drawings reproduced in Rabindranath Tagore's play, Chitrangada. Member, Bharatiya Shilpa Samiti

Established a studio

Book illustration for Abhijnan Sakuntalam by Kalidasa

Illustrations for his own book Ksirer Putul

Paintings reproduced in articles on his works by Havell, in the Studio Magazine

Paintings reproduced in articles on his works by Havell, in the Studio Magazine

Paintings reproduced in magazines The Modem Review and Prabasi

Secretary, Bangiya Kala Samsad

Vice-Principal, Government College of Arts & Craft, Kolkata, India (His department was known as the Advanced Design Class)

Acting Principal, after the resignation of E.B. Havell as Principal, Government College of Art & Craft, Kolkata, India

Founding member and Joint Secretary, the Indian Society of Oriental Art, Kolkata, India

Paintings reproduced in articles on his works by Havell, in the Studio Magazine

Colour plates of paintings reproduced by Ramanand Chatterjee in his journal The Modern Review and also sold as prints

The Music Party published in 'Okakura's Kokka'

Percy Brown was brought in as Principal and Abanindranath made Vice-Principal

Abanindranath ultimately resigned from the art school and set up his own teaching class

Drawings reproduced in Rabindranath Tagore's works Gitanjali, Fruit Gathering and The Parrot's Training

Wrote 'Jatras' or folk dramas on themes from the Mahabharata and other Puranic stories

Created toys called 'Kutum Katum' from roots and branches of trees, made to resemble an animal or human form

Formed the purchase committee of the Government Art Gallery, along with Gaganendranath Tagore, Justice Woodroffe, Norman Blount, Rueboson and Muller