Well, it came to me accidentally. I had these ideas sort of brewing in my mind for a long time and I was responding to all kinds of art. You see, when I returned I had no opportunity to teach Indian art. It was much later that I got one subject, it was called Mughal to Modern. It was for junior students at third year level. But that provided me with an opportunity to study, and I began to read, I began to look at art, and I found among these the Hamza paintings, and I was quite stunned but at the same time taken aback, and then I discovered that except for one great German book there was very little material on Hamza, and that was done in the 20s. So I began to explore on my own, and I then thought that this was something which comes close to something which I thought of, you know, in my own way.