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- ↑ Jo Manby & J. Chuhan, eds., A long way from home : a painter's journey, Salford Quays: Lowry Press, Manchester; Distributed by Cornerhouse Publications, 2002. ISBN 9781902970271
- ↑ Parampara: portraits by J. Chuhan: new perceptions of the British/South Asian experience, Manchester: Shisha, 2004. ISBN 9780954556327
- ↑ J. Chuhan: Recent Paintings, The Double Negative, January 2013.
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