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Introduction

Zodiac sign
Leo
Age
83
Place of Birth
Kapadvanj, Kheda Dist., Gujarat, India
Spouse(s)
Sakina
Children
Daughter himani son
State Country of Birth
Gujarat, India

Exhibitions

  1. 1959

    1. Gallery 59, Mumbai, India
  2. 1960

    1. Art Alive, Northampton Museum, Northampton, UK
    2. Group Show, London, UK
  3. 1961

    1. Gallery One, London, UK
  4. 1962

    1. Bear Lane Gallery, Oxford, UK
    2. Group Show, London, UK
  5. 1965

    1. Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai, India
    2. Art now in India, London, Newcastle & Ghent, UK
    3. Ten Contemporary Indian Painters, MIT & New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, USA
    4. National Exhibition, New Delhi, India
  6. 1966

    1. Taj Art Gallery, Mumbai, India

      22 Mar 1966 to 28 Mar 1966

  7. 1967

    1. Kumar Gallery, New Delhi, India
  8. 1968

    1. Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai, India
    2. Commonwealth Institute Art Gallery, London, UK
    3. First Triennale India, New Delhi, India
  9. 1969

    1. Kunika-Chemould Gallery, New Delhi, India
  10. 1970

  11. 1971

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Mehta, Tyeb (Artist). Tyeb Mehta, 1966 | Solo Exhibition Catalogue | 00882435
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Mehta, Tyeb (Artist). Tyeb Mehta, 1966 | Solo Exhibition Catalogue | 00882435

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