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This ancient folk art was founded by three brothers Laxman, Narasimha and Manjappa Kamath, three centuries ago at Uppinakudru, a small village of Kundapura Taluk. Devanna Padmanabha Kamath, the grand son of Laxman Kamath pursued this profession with missionary zeal. With the able assistance and patron age of Smt.Kamaladevi Chattopadhyaya, Sri Srinivasa Mallya, Sri K.Sanjeeva Prabhu, Sri K.S Upadhyaya, Sri Devanna Kamath got National recognition by winning National Award in 1966. Sri Kogga Kamath staged many shows in the country and abroad and participated in many National and International Festivals.Sri Kogga Kamath also won National Award in 1980,State Award in 1986 and Tulsi Samman in 1995 .

is directly lifted from [1], which is a copyright violation. OhNo itsJamie ^Talk 07:16, 20 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]