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Cor`o`man´del (k?r`?-m?n´d
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Brenning, "Chief Merchants and the European Enclaves of Seventeenth-Century Coromandel," Modern Asian Studies 11 (1977): 321-40; Susan M. will cook a five- course dinner ($60) Tuesday through Friday featuring New Zealand's Coromandel oysters, langoustines, Tai snapper, organic range beef and a Pavlova dessert. A recent donation, the Riboud gallery (set apart on the first floor in the rotunda and adjoining spaces) shows the extraordinary richness of applied arts in India between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, the beauty and diversity of antique textiles from the various Indian provinces: Gujarat, Rajasthan, Bengal and Coromandel. |
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