The Chatterjee’s Picture Albums were published by Ramanand Chatterjee, the nationalist editor of the monthly magazine ‘The Modern Review’, during the 1920s. In total, there were 18 issues released. Each issue featured 16 plates created by contemporary artists, along with reproductions of old paintings from traditional schools. The collection primarily showcases works by artists from the Bengal School, including both well-known figures and those who have been forgotten over time. Additionally, each issue contains one or two pages of text that comment on the paintings. We are pleased to present the complete collection, hoping to bring these forgotten artists out of obscurity for future generations.