
KASHMIR CALLING
Lithograph on Paper
Circa
1950
Size (cms)
62.5 X 101
Artist
Sobha Singh
Sobha Singh (1901–1986) was a prominent Indian painter best known for his portraits and depictions of Sikh Gurus, Indian freedom fighters, and mythological themes. Born in Bhutti in the Kangra district (now part of Himachal Pradesh), he moved to the scenic town of Andretta in the same region, where he spent much of his life creating art that celebrated Indian heritage and spirituality.
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Publisher
The Advertising Branch, Ministry Of I. & B.
Printer
Associated Printers
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This poster created by Sobha Singh, invites travelers to explore the scenic beauty of Kashmir. It features a serene landscape with snow-capped mountains, lush valleys, and traditional Kashmiri figures walking along a colorful path, while two men with goats appear in the background. Bold, contrasting colors like purple, green, and pink emphasize the region's natural beauty, making it an alluring destination. The tagline "Kashmir Calling" encourages travelers to experience the tranquil charm of one of India's most picturesque regions. Promoted by the Ministry of Tourist Traffic, the poster captures Kashmir’s essence. This poster was published by Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, established on August 15, 1947, with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel as its first minister, promotes government schemes through media and the arts.
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