Sir J. J. School of Art

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Sir J. J. School of Art is a historic and prestigious fine arts and architecture institution in Mumbai, India, renowned for producing many of the country’s leading artists and architects.

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instanceOf architecture school
art school
educational institution
academicDiscipline applied arts
art education
fine arts
interior decoration
painting
sculpture
visual communication
affiliation Sir J. J. School of Architecture NERFINISHED
University of Mumbai NERFINISHED
architecturalStyleOfCampus colonial architecture
campusFeature heritage buildings
campusType urban campus
city Mumbai NERFINISHED
country India
district South Mumbai NERFINISHED
foundedAs School of Art NERFINISHED
founder Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy NERFINISHED
governingBody Government of Maharashtra NERFINISHED
hasCollection artworks by students and faculty
hasFacility galleries
studios
workshops
hasPart Sir J. J. School of Architecture NERFINISHED
departments of applied art
departments of art education
departments of painting
departments of sculpture
heritageStatus one of the oldest art institutions in India
inception 1857
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Mumbai, Maharashtra, India NERFINISHED
locatedOn Dr. D. N. Road NERFINISHED
namedAfter Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy NERFINISHED
notableFor architecture education
fine arts education
historic art pedagogy in India
offersProgram Bachelor of Fine Arts
Master of Fine Arts
diploma courses in art
produced leading Indian architects
leading Indian artists
regionServed India
reputation historic
prestigious
state Maharashtra

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Ram V. Sutar educatedAt Sir J. J. School of Art
Bhanu Athaiya educatedAt Sir J. J. School of Art