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Research On Ram Chandra Shukla

  • "Uttar Pradesh ki Samkalin Kala mein Samikshavad aur Prof. Ram Chandra Shukla" (Samikshavad and Prof.Ram Chandra Shukla in contemporary Art of Utter Pradesh)(In Hindi Language)- Doctoral Desertation by Anju Kanaujia, CSJM University, Kanpur, India, 2001
  • "Prof Ram Chandra Shukla - Vyaktitva evam Krititva " (Prof. Ram Chandra Shukla - Personality and Paintings)(In Hindi Language) - Desertation by I.C.Gupta, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India, 1998.
  • "Prasiddha Chitrakar, Lekhak, Samikshak ki Kalatmak Jeevan Yatra - Prof Ram Chandra Shukla" (The Artistic Life journey of a famous Artist Writer and Critic - Prof. Ram Chandra Shukla)(In Hindi Language) - Desertation by Gargi Upadhyay, DDU Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, India, 2006.
  • "Kala Bhushan Prof. Ram Chandra Shukla : Krititva Aur Vyaktitva - Ek Samikshatmak Addhyan" ( Kala Bhushan Prof. Ram Chandra Shukla : Personality and work - A critical Study)(In Hindi Language) - Doctoral Desertaion by Rakesh Kumar Singh, CCS University, Meerut, India, 2001.
  • "Samikshavad Ka Vaicharik, Tatvik avum Samajik Addhayan Professor Ram Chandra Shukla Ki Kala Ke Sandarbha Mein" (Thoughtful,Materialistic and Socialistic Study of Samikshavad in context of art of Prof.Ram Chandra Shukla)(In Hindi Language)- Doctoral Desertation by Kanchan Sinha, Allahabad University

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