Villages Transporting their Produce in a Boat
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Five Fishermen and a Boat
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At Sadashivagd Port
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Man Navigates Hand-powered Boat
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Baby Coconuts in a Country Boat
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One Man and a Boat
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Fisherman of Honavar
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Small Fishing Boats
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Boats in Honavar Harbor
Boats parked during low tide |  |
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Parked Boats
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Fresh Catch
A fisherman pulls ashore with catch of the day, Honavar fish market |  |
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Fresh Catch
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Boatmen Waiting for Customers
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A Boat Loaded with Travelers
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Wind Sail Boat
Honavar harbor, Honavar |  |
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Still Sailing
A tattered boat still in use |
Cargo Ships
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Country Boats Anchored at Harbor
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A Wind Powered Ship
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Water Transport is the Cheapest Transport
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Motorized Boats
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Kamat in front of M.K. Ahmed's Shop, Malleswaram
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Kamat in front of a grocery store
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College Going Youth
Picture of Samir Madiman, 1972 |
Brooding Youth
Picture of Mihir Madiman, 1972 |  |
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Illustration from a 19th century painting
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Kashmir in Fountain Pen
When Kamat did not have a camera, he had a pen to document the memories |  |
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Photograph of a Test Result
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Kamat's Picture Reels Resembling a Honeycomb
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A Diary of Imagination
Shown above, Kamat has illustrated an imaginary dance of the insects. |
Pencil Sketch
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Life Inspires Art
Kamat's diaries are sometimes illustrated, possibly inspired by nature which was his true love. |
Villagers' belongings at the Village Fair
The utensils are made with gourd shells. |  |
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In a Tribal Town
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Members of the Royal Family
Bastar, 1976 |  |
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Gonda Women, Chindawada
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Villagers Walking to Village Fair, Bastar
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The Bharatanatyam Dance
Dancer at Keshava School of Dance, Malleswaram |
Traditional Kashmiri Hukka
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Catalog of Tribal Jewelry
When photography was not possible, Kamat has hand-drawn the artifacts |
Types of Combs
Combs are used as a symbol of love among some tribes of India |  |
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A Bharatanatyam Dancer, Bangalore
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The Musical Instrument of Tanpura
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Cover of Kamat's Book "The Return Journey"
Cover page design by Dayanand Kamkar |
Pages from Kamat's Diary
Some pages are annotated with actual photographs that he contact-printed |  |
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Detail of a Page from Kamat's Diary
Some pages are annotated with actual photographs that he contact-printed |
A Meeting of Kannada Humorists...
Clockwise from top left: Prabhushankar, C.K.N. Raja, Jyotsna Kamat, Ramanujam, Pachu, Venkataramappa. Mysore, circa 1984 |  |
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Bharatanatyam Dancer
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At a Dance School in Malleswaram
Girls preparing for a dance performance at the Keshava Dance Academy in Malleswaram |  |
House of
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