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Anil Kumar Dutta (Born 1 Baisakh, 1340 Bangabda 15 April 1933, died 15 Bhadra 1412 1 September 2006 ) was an Indian artist and educator. He was the founder-editor of Shilpa O Sahitya, a literary magazine and founder-principal of the Academy of Creative Art. == Early life and education == Anil Kumar Dutta was born in Sahanagar district of south Kolkata to a family hailing from Barisal. He was 4th of 7 brothers born to Jnan Ranjan and Parul Bala Dutta. He lost both his parents within a span of six months when he was 7, his youngest brother was 3. He and his brothers were then raised by their grandmother. From an early age, he was drawing, painting and writing poetry. He started publishing a hand written literary magazine that was passed along in the neighbourhood. When in high school, he and his friends started a ''Baroari Durga Puja'' and he made the idols for the first Puja there. A special feature of this Puja was that the Pandal was a veritable wall magazine. This in time became the Tarun Sangha Puja of Sahanagar which continues to this day. After completing the Matriculation from Sahanagar High School, he entered Government Art College, Kolkata but had to discontinue due to financial difficulties. The following year, he enrolled at the Calcutta Art School (later to be known as Calcutta Art College) and graduated First Class First, winning the Gold Medal in 1955. His class mates tell the story that he was known amongst the students as ''Kabi'' (meaning poet) and it was widely expected that he would top the class. He started a business on graphic design in 1956 named D G Press and Publicity Syndicate. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Anil Kumar Dutta」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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