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From Amrita Sher-Gil's self portrait to Abanindranath Tagore's Bharat Mata, these stunning paintings enjoy a popularity that transcends time and culture!
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"The landscape has no boundaries." - AKBAR PADAMSEEIt was in the 1970s that Akbar Padamsee began to paint his Metascape series, coining the term 'metascape' to describe landscapes that had no fixed location in space and no relation to the passage of time. In these uninhabited metascapes, of which the present lot is one, the sun and moon often shine in the same sky, eternally illuminating land and sea. Shadowy mountains in brown and ochre loom over fire-red plains, and deep blue bodies of water reflect the glittering light from the wedges of paint representing celestial bodies. According to the critic Yashodhara Dalmia, Padamsee's metascapes are among his most distinctive artistic contributions and illuminate his precision and control over colour and texture. "These were brilliantly choreographed planes of light and dark made in thick impasto which evoked mountains, fields, sky, water. The controlled cadence of colours breaks into a throbbing intensity as the artist in his most masterly works invokes infinite time and space." (Yashodhara Dalmia, "From Realism to Supra-Realism," Indian Contemporary Art: Post Independence, New Delhi: Vadehra Art Gallery, 1997, p. 17)While the present lot appears to be stark and still at first, a closer look makes the viewer realise an underlying sense of movement that emerges in every meeting of the fields of contrasting colour employed by the artist, and in each textural impression of the palette knife with which he has meticulously applied them. Speaking of the dynamic interaction between the planes of colour in these metascapes, Padamsee explains that "...colours expand and contract, colours travel on the surface of the static painting...colour trajectory is strategy...A colourist needs to master the art of silencing some colours, so as to render others eloquent." (Artist quoted in David Elliot and Ebrahim Alkazi, India, Myth and Reality: Aspects of Modern Indian Art, Oxford: Museum of Modern Art, 1982, p. 17)Padamsee thus creates, through his favourite juxtapositions of cadmium and orange that are complemented by browns and blues, a landscape that is both real and surreal. His metascapes "...include both a truly detached and analytical approach and a fascination for tautological rules. In the paintings the image prods the exercise, form being distilled to reveal the core. Curiously the endeavour is as old as it is modern: the artistic pursuit of a philosophical intent." (Mala Marwah, Lalit Kala Contemporary 23, New Delhi: Lalit Kala Akademi, 1979, p. 36)The present lot, therefore, is the reimagined landscape that results from Padamsee's liberated formalism. Devoid of figuration and any explicit spatial or temporal location, these grand, almost mythical paintings straddle the frontier between representation and abstraction and are simultaneously archetypal and timeless.
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Art of hope and despair. During Indian-Pakistan partition of 1947, he witnessed a mob stoning a man to death. This left an indelible impression he would later portray on his canvases. He was born on a
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Eighty years after Amrita Sher-Gil’s The Little Girl in Blue was last seen in public, the exquisite painting will be offered for sale at Sotheby’s in Mumbai in an extremely rare appearance of the artist’s work at auction.
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Born in Satara, India, Pramod Kurlekar earned a General Diploma in Art from Kalavishwa Mahavidyalaya, Sangli, Maharashtra, in 2000. Participated in two year residential programme in fine arts under the guidance of Shri. Vasudeo Kamat, with a scholarship from Poorna Pradnya Institute of Fine Arts. Shri Admar Mutt Education Council, Bangalore.
CRANSTON, R.I. - Vibrant paintings by prominent Indian artists piqued the interest of bidders at Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers' estates fine art and antiques auction conducted on March 14, as an equestrian watercolor on paper by Maqbool Hussain (1915-2011) sold for $16,250 and a figural oil on canvas by B. Prabha (1933-2001) brought $11,875.
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An oil painting by abstract artist Vasudeo S Gaitonde set a new world record for Indian artwork when it sold for a whopping Rs 29.3 crore ($4.4 million) at a Christie's auction in Mumbai on Tuesday.
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Hailing from the capital city of India, this BFA Art Education degree holder shines best through a series of strong-feminine characters she created - Alina, Gau
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Hemendranath Majumdar è stato un pittore Indiano Bengalese. Nel 1919, ha co-fondato l'Indian Academy of Fine Arts con Jogendranath Shil, Jamini Roy..
