This team of art historians uncovers secrets hidden in layers of paint

[Luis Dias]

This team of art historians uncovers secrets hidden in layers of paint

This team of art historians uncovers secrets hidden in layers of paint The Old Goa Revelations Project is analysing portraits of Portuguese governors to discover that some were painte...

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[Carlos Peres da Costa]

Dr. Luis

          This site you mention has a gross mistake. In one of the lines  the article cites:  "including one of Vasco da Gama, who discovered the sea route from Europe to India and was Viceroy of Goa—from the 1500s to the late 1950s.". 

                        Carlos Peres da Costa

                        Recife. Brazil

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[fredericknoronha]

Very detailed and interesting piece.

The minor typos apart. FN

[John de Figueiredo]

It is well-known and well documented that the portraits of the Viceroys/Governors of the Estado da India were made by Goan Hindu artists.

John M. de Figueiredo 

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Very detailed and interesting piece.

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[Peter de Souza]

Why Goan 'hindu' artists? Do they paint differently from Goan 'catholic' artists? Or is the point being made about Goan artists being trained in Western Art traditions of portraiture.

Was FN Souza a Catholic artist or just a modernist trying to develop Indian Modernism?

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[John de Figueiredo]

Portuguese documents of the 16th and 17th centuries state that those portraits were painted by Goan Hindu artists. Beyond this I do not know how to answer your question.

John M. de Figueiredo 

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[Roland Francis]

That’s a fair question Peter, but even in Bombay, it’s the Hindus and in particular Maharastrian Hindus that are the ace photographers, artists, painters and visual and graphic artists. If I didn’t know any better, I would say it’s in their genes. 

In Bombay, it used to be that in the major Advertising Companies, the sketchers,  artists and art directors were almost all Marathi Hindus and the copywriters, ad campaign managers and client coordinators, all Catholic Goans and Mangloreans. 

For example, in the successful Amul Girl campaign which runs through this day, the late Sylvester D’Cunha, (now succeeded by his son Rahul D’Cunha was the creator but the visualizer and artist, a Hindu.

Go figure.

Roland.

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[Peter de Souza]

Thank you. Only an archival report. I thought it was an opinion 

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[iam koolrohit]

I wanted the following for my ref.

1) A book titled 'Goa from prehistoric times' by Antonio mascarenhas. 

2) Article by D'Costa, A. 1962. 'The Demolition of the Temples in the Islands of Goa in 1540 and the Disposal of the Temple Lands', Nouvelle Revue de Science Missionaries vol 18. 

Can anyone help me with these please.

Dr. Rohit R Phalgaonkar 
Asst Prof History 
SSA Govt College of Arts and Commerce 
Pernem Goa 
Mobile 86056 81574 

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[Helga do Rosario Gomes]

Hi Rohit,

I looked for   D'Costa, A. (1962). 'The Demolition of the Temples in the Islands of Goa in 1540 and the Disposal of the Temple Lands', Nouvelle Revue de Science Missionaries vol 18.

in my univ library (columbia Univ) but I couldn't find it.

I saw that it had been quoted in this paper https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/14/6/719 with a google link and from there I traced A. D'Costa to the Univ of Huntsville, Alabama. https://www.uah.edu/business/faculty-staff/anthony-d-costa

His web page provides his email which is anthony...@uah.edu

I am sure he will gladly send you a pdf if you write to him.

I couldn't find the book in my library either.

But if you need any papers or documents in the future do not hesitate to ask me.

Regards,

Helga

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[FM N]

Dr Rohit,

 

Goa from Prehistoric Times has long been out of print. Antonio Mascarenhas, my father, would press a copy into a visitor’s hand. I guess many visitors never read the book, so you might find a copy in an unlikely place. All the best!

 

Fatima

 

Dr Fatima Mascarenhas Noronha

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Chicalim, Goa 403711

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[FM N]

http://library.unigoa.ac.in/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?idx=au&q=Mascarenhas&limit=branch%3AGUL&offset=0&count=20

[Eugene Correia]

I wish to know if the Library has a digitized copy available for download. I had read it long time ag, but wish to have a PDF copy.

Eugene Correia

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[FM N]

Eugene Bab, no digital version.

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[Eugene Correia]

Hi,

i had the book which I bought when it was first published. Probably, still has it. I need to check. I thought a digitizes version would be helpful, and can be stored on my external hard drive. By the way, any more novels from your pen? Read the first one. 

When I was in Goa, Oct 22 to Mar 23, I wanted to call you. I often pass by Migraton Gardens, going from my village, Bogmalo, to Vasco. 

I know your brother, Tony.

Regards, and nice connecting with yuu,

Eugene

Eugene

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