Honouring a hero: Painting of Captain Gurbachan Singh Salaria presented to Defence Minister at UNTCC Conclave
The artwork was gifted by Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi following the Defence Minister’s keynote address at the conclave.
The artwork was gifted by Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi following the Defence Minister’s keynote address at the conclave.
Bikash Poddar’s “Lyrical Landscapes Watercolours” presents a soothing blend of water colour and intricate detailing, offering a relaxed experience to art enthusiasts at Gallerie Ganesha, New Delhi.
The much-anticipated solo exhibition by world renowned sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik, "Nature’s Fury: Sand and Beyond," opened to an overwhelming response at Galleria VSB, Square One Mall, Saket, New Delhi.
The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday approved white washing and painting in outer walls of Sambhal's Jama Masjid.
Born in a traditional potter family in West Bengal’s Nabadwip, Paul's childhood was immersed in the spiritual beauty of the temples, the Ganga River and the artistic sculptures of gods/goddesses crafted by local artists.
86 years old Ramachandran notes about the paintings which show the faces of Bhil tribal women of northwest India, "It's not just beautiful people who fall in love”.
"The work highlights her growth and development as an artist and is a culmination of years of coming into her own as an artist of repute. It is, additionally, a rare work of the artist from that particular period to emerge in the art market and we are honoured to have played a part in creating a new benchmark with this auction."
"H.A. Gade was an extremely important proponent of the Modern Movement in India, he was one of the founding members of the Progressive Artists' Group. The record established for his untitled, oil on canvas painting, executed circa 1950, speaks volumes of his stature and importance as an artist."
The exhibition displays 26 artworks by the artist that are from two different eras -- one from when he first dabbled into surrealism, and the other from what he calls the "Triunity" era, in which one major element is repeated three times in the painting.
"Death is inevitable. Only artists elude it. The artworks we leave behind ensure that we live beyond our stay in this world."
