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Kalamkari is a traditional Indian art form originating from the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. In the Kalamkari technique, artists use natural vegetable dyes to paint Indian folk patterns and motifs onto fabric, including wall hangings, clothing, bedsheets, curtains and saris. Buy Kalamkari paintings online or visit Laasya Art gallery in Palo Alto (San Francisco Bay Area). Laasya assists anyone who wants to buy Kalamkari art paintings or commission a Kalamkari painting.
About The Artwork A beautiful Indian woman in traditional clothing, wearing earrings and tikka decoration on her forehead. Portrait of an Indian woman in traditional attire, with intricate earrings and forehead tikka. Traditional Indian clothing worn by a woman, featuring stunning earrings and forehead tikka decoration. Size 24 x 42 Inch Canvas. Original Created:2024 Subjects:Women Materials:CanvasFabric Styles:Artificial IntelligenceDigital ArtPortraitureExpressionism Mediums:Artificial IntelligenceDigital Details & Dimensions Digital:Artificial Intelligence on Canvas Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:24 W x 42 H x 0.1 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:No Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships rolled in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:India. Customs:Shipments from India may experience delays due to country's regulations for exporting valuable artworks. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
I've always loved wild Western films, fascinated by the beauty of the landscapes and the close-to-nature lifestyle of the Indians. For me, there was something romantic about that era. Sadly, almost everyone has forgotten that we are part of this living machine, this almost innumerable life. We siphon everything off, we exploit everything. Back then, these peoples and tribes lived in harmony with their environment. I am fascinated!!! So I thought I would make a series about them. I hope you will all like them! This artwork was generated with Midjourney, which creates beautiful, unique visuals interpreted by human text prompts. Our digital art can be printed on any material you wish (i.e. posters, canvas, textiles, mugs) or used as a digital image for screens and presentations. Spark Curiosity + Create Dialogue Art provides a safe space outside of ourselves to explore our perspectives and convert those into actionable understanding. In addition, viewing art can stimulate creativity and improve problem-solving skills. ----------------------- INCLUDES ----------------------- - 11" x 16,5" RGB PNG file @ 300DPI The size can be increased up to 45.833x68.75 inches with a resolution of 72 dpi without quality loss. INSTANT DOWNLOAD - NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED ----------------------- PRINTING AND USES ----------------------- - Print on your home printer (laser or inkjet) - Or go to your local print shop
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From 17th century temples to stretched canvases in modern homes, Kalamkari is a time-honored and widely beloved form of traditional Indian art. In fact to me, Kalamkari is a reminder of how art is…
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I've always loved wild Western films, fascinated by the beauty of the landscapes and the close-to-nature lifestyle of the Indians. For me, there was something romantic about that era. Sadly, almost everyone has forgotten that we are part of this living machine, this almost innumerable life. We siphon everything off, we exploit everything. Back then, these peoples and tribes lived in harmony with their environment. I am fascinated!!! So I thought I would make a series about them. I hope you will all like them! This artwork was generated with Midjourney, which creates beautiful, unique visuals interpreted by human text prompts. Our digital art can be printed on any material you wish (i.e. posters, canvas, textiles, mugs) or used as a digital image for screens and presentations. Spark Curiosity + Create Dialogue Art provides a safe space outside of ourselves to explore our perspectives and convert those into actionable understanding. In addition, viewing art can stimulate creativity and improve problem-solving skills. ----------------------- INCLUDES ----------------------- - 13" x 20" RGB file @ 300DPI - Print Ready PDF INSTANT DOWNLOAD - NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED If you would like the original 20 "x30" image, please email me and I will send it to you! ----------------------- PRINTING AND USES ----------------------- - Print on your home printer (laser or inkjet) - Or go to your local print shop
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Princess Gouramma, 1852. Princess Gouramma (4 July 1841, Benares - 30 March 1864, London) was the daughter of Chikka Virarajendra, the ruler of Coorg. The Raja was deposed by the British in 1834 and taken political prisoner. In 1852, stating that he wished his daughter to be raised a Christian and to receive a Western education, the ex-Raja was permitted to travel to England; while there, he would also go to court to demand that the East India Government restore his wealth. Arriving in England, the Raja was received by Queen Victoria with the respect due his royal status, and he put his daughter into her care. That same year, the Princess was baptised in a ceremony conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Chapel at Buckingham Palace and took the name "Victoria", with Queen Victoria as her Sponsor (godmother). She was later considered a possible bride for the Maharaja Duleep Singh [see below], but he declined to marry her. In 1860 she wed Colonel John Campbell - thirty-one years her senior - with whom she had a daughter - Edith Victoria Gouramma Campbell - born the following year. The Princess died of tuberculosis three years later - she was only twenty-two - and was buried at Brompton cemetery. In Winterhalter's portrait, the Princess is holding a bible, an allusion to her conversion to Christianity. Three photographs by Roger Fenton 1854. *** The Maharaja Duleep Singh, 1854. Maharaja Duleep Singh (also known as Dalip Singh; 6 September 1838, Lahore - 22 October 1893, Paris), the last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire. He was Maharaja Ranjit Singh's youngest son, the only child of Maharani Jind Kaur. After the assassinations of four of his predecessors, he came to power in 1843, at the age of five. For a while, his mother ruled as Regent, but three years later, after the First Anglo-Sikh War, she was replaced by a British Council of Regency and imprisoned; mother and son were not allowed to meet again for thirteen and a half years. In 1849 the ten-year-old child was deposed and put into the care of a British governor who undertook a program of Anglicization; in 1853 he was converted to Christianity. (Something he later rebelled against, reconverting to his native Sikhism in 1886.) The following year, at the age of fifteen, he was exiled to Britain where he was befriended and much admired by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. He quickly became a close personal friend of the Royal Family, visiting them at Osborne and attending court functions. He was granted an annual pension and lived lavishly in a series of leased estates in England and Scotland. In 1863 he purchased the Elveden estate in Suffolk, which he energetically restored, transforming it into an efficient game preserve, and it was here that he gained his reputation as the "fourth best shot in England". He married twice and had a total of eight children from his two marriages. Increasingly upset by the circumstances of his exile and his lack of personal freedom, though, he became involved in several intrigues to leave Britain and regain his throne. Continually thwarted by the British government, he was arrested in Yemen in 1886, during an attempt to return to India; it was there that he reclaimed his Sikh faith. He died in Paris seven years later, at the age of fifty-five. His wish that his body be returned to India was not honored, and his remains were brought back to Elveden Church, where he was given a Christian burial. On the terrace at Osborne House, by Dr. Ernst Becker, 1854. Photograph by John Jabez Edwin Mayall, circa 1861. Photograph by JW Clarke : Bury St Edmunds, 1877. Adapted from the Royal Collection website: Queen Victoria was captivated by Duleep Singh when first introduced to him in 1854, the year in which he was brought to England, writing, "Those eyes and those teeth are too beautiful." And she recorded in her journal on 10 July 1854 that, "Winterhalter was in ecstasies at the beauty and nobility of bearing of the young Maharaja. He was very amiable and patient, standing so still and giving a sitting of upwards of 2 hrs." Winterhalter's male portraits are rarely as romantic or exotic as this image, which places the young Maharaja in an imaginary landscape in Indian dress. He is shown wearing his diamond aigrette and star in his turban and a jewel-framed miniature of Queen Victoria by Emily Eden. During one of the sittings he was shown the Koh-i-Noor diamond that he had surrendered in 1849. Queen Victoria recorded how she had given him the newly recut jewel to inspect and that he then handed it back to her, saying how much pleasure it gave him to be able to make the gift in person. (Remarkably tactless, the Queen, as the famous diamond had been in every sense stolen by the invading British as a spoil of war, an action controversial even at the time. Now included among the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom, the governments of India, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan have all claimed ownership of the Koh-i-Noor and demanded its return at various times in recent decades.)
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Welcome to the SKepticDad888 Studio. Chiefs played a very important role in tribal life. To this day, they embody the connection between the earthly and spiritual worlds. This portrait pays tribute to them. It can be a great decoration on the wall. The atmosphere is captivating. Available for instant download. My work consists of high quality digital art images that you can print on any material (canvas, poster, fabric (eg t-shirts), bags, hats, mugs, etc.). These artworks were created in conjunction with Midjourney, an AI-generated art beta that can create new, beautiful and creative interpretations of human text prompts. NO SHIPPING, INSTANT DOWNLOAD, JUST PRINT AND HANG! We do not deliver physical goods to your address. After payment, you will be redirected to the Purchases list (within your Account) where you can download the PDF file. If you need the work in a larger size, please write a message and we will discuss! CONTENTS OF FILES 1 x PDF file (15 x 22.5 inches, 300 dpi, RGB This size can be increased to 56.889x85.333 inches without loss of quality by reducing the resolution to 72 dpi. LICENSING If you are a non-paying member of Midjourney, this order is exclusively Creative Commons Noncommercial 4.0 Name it! If you are a paying member of Midjourney, this order gives you full rights for personal and commercial use (up to $1 million per year). Please see Midjourney's license terms here: https://midjourney.gitbook.io/docs/terms-of-service#exception-1-non-paid-members-license-terms
I've always loved wild Western films, fascinated by the beauty of the landscapes and the close-to-nature lifestyle of the Indians. For me, there was something romantic about that era. Sadly, almost everyone has forgotten that we are part of this living machine, this almost innumerable life. We siphon everything off, we exploit everything. Back then, these peoples and tribes lived in harmony with their environment. I am fascinated!!! So I thought I would make a series about them. I hope you will all like them! This artwork was generated with Midjourney, which creates beautiful, unique visuals interpreted by human text prompts. Our digital art can be printed on any material you wish (i.e. posters, canvas, textiles, mugs) or used as a digital image for screens and presentations. Spark Curiosity + Create Dialogue Art provides a safe space outside of ourselves to explore our perspectives and convert those into actionable understanding. In addition, viewing art can stimulate creativity and improve problem-solving skills. ----------------------- INCLUDES ----------------------- - 20" x 31" RGB file @ 300DPI - Print Ready PDF INSTANT DOWNLOAD - NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED If you would like the original 20 "x30" image, please email me and I will send it to you! ----------------------- PRINTING AND USES ----------------------- - Print on your home printer (laser or inkjet) - Or go to your local print shop
Immerse yourself in tranquility with "On the Banks of the Ganges," a digital art print that captures the peaceful essence of meditation on the sacred banks of the Ganges. This artwork features a serene woman, adorned in traditional attire, embodying the spirit of reflection and inner peace. In the background, the ancient architecture of riverfront temples bathes in the golden light, while the gentle waters of the Ganges and the faithful immersing themselves in its purity add to the sanctity of the scene. Perfect for those who appreciate spiritual art and the beauty of Indian culture, this digital download allows you to create your own print for a personal sanctuary or as a meaningful gift. Details: High-quality digital file for personal use Ideal for printing on fine art paper or canvas Instant digital download; no physical item provided Suitable for various print sizes to fit your space "On the Banks of the Ganges" invites a moment of calm and contemplation into any space. Download this piece today and let it be a reminder of the beauty of stillness and meditation.
I've always loved wild Western films, fascinated by the beauty of the landscapes and the close-to-nature lifestyle of the Indians. For me, there was something romantic about that era. Sadly, almost everyone has forgotten that we are part of this living machine, this almost innumerable life. We siphon everything off, we exploit everything. Back then, these peoples and tribes lived in harmony with their environment. I am fascinated!!! So I thought I would make a series about them. I hope you will all like them! This artwork was generated with Midjourney, which creates beautiful, unique visuals interpreted by human text prompts. Our digital art can be printed on any material you wish (i.e. posters, canvas, textiles, mugs) or used as a digital image for screens and presentations. Spark Curiosity + Create Dialogue Art provides a safe space outside of ourselves to explore our perspectives and convert those into actionable understanding. In addition, viewing art can stimulate creativity and improve problem-solving skills. ----------------------- INCLUDES ----------------------- - 13" x 20" RGB file @ 300DPI - Print Ready PDF INSTANT DOWNLOAD - NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED If you would like the original 20 "x30" image, please email me and I will send it to you! ----------------------- PRINTING AND USES ----------------------- - Print on your home printer (laser or inkjet) - Or go to your local print shop
Indian paintings have a very long tradition and history in Indian art. There are more than 20 types of painting styles available in india. The earliest Indian paintings were the rock paintings of pre
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