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Book's First Pageplatform from which to challenge the insipid forms of traditional art then Sangam. Though starting with two or three students, eventually these two institutions became the conduits for his creative ideas. In the 19 years that Kulkarni was Director of Triveni’s Art Department, he trained a number of brilliant students who are eminent artists today. Others, such as Gade, Gaitonde and Laxman Pai gravitated towards Delhi from other parts of India to work and some eventually settled there. The famous names in Delhi today, are, among others Aryan, Anjoli Ela Menon, Arpana Caur, Arpita Singh, Kishen Khanna, Paramjit Singh, Rameshwar Broota, Ram Kumar and Satish Gujral. Madras School When reputed painter and sculptor D.P. Roy Chowdhury became the Superintendent of the Madras College of Art in 1929, he brought with him the traditions of the Bengal School. In his thirty years in Madras, he tried to synthesize Eastern ideas with Western techniques, thus providing the required impetus towards modernism in the south. But it was K.C.S. Panikar succeeding Roy Chowdhury as Principal, who pioneered a new trend in painting. In the late fifties and early sixties, he led a small group of promising artists including N. Viswanadhan, A.P. Santharaj, Redeppa Naidu and Ramanujam, trying to extricate themselves from the grip of the Western Renaissance art tradition. The figurative style of folk art, the anecdotal style of Indian miniatures, the grand epic style of traditional sculpture and the enrichments of iconic and calligraphic imagery, all became salient features in their work. Premier art institutions sprang up in other states of South India. And artists from the South have since made their presence felt in the national and international arena. They include L. Munuswamy, Acchutan Kudallur, Surya Prakash, Yusuf Arakkal, K. M. Adimoolam and K.R. Subban. Veteran Goan artist Laxman Pai trained at the JJ School of Art in Bombay and worked for a while in that city. Subsequently, he spent ten years in Paris, and after his return settled down to work in Delhi. Finally, he opted to settle down in his home territory of Goa. Contemporary Art The history of contemporary Indian art over the last six decades has been one of dynamic evolution. Over the years Indian artists have evolved a