Category Archive: ART CATALOGUES

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Artist, Paramesh Paul : His art “gravitates” towards Hindu mythology & ancient Indian cities, holy cities…”

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Paramesh Paul was born and brought up in West Bengal in 1970, in a family of the traditional potter, where he grew up creating the images of Almighty in clay. Early in his life, Paramesh explored his interest in art and creativity in a very artistic environment.

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Artist, Monoj Das : His forte is “art in motion”! Using forceful strokes to depict his delicate characters…

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The rhythm and movement of Radha and Krishna is beautifully captured in this artwork. Greatly inspired by the Indian classical music, Das tends to immerse himself in music while painting – intentionally or unintentionally producing a piece of art that seems to be in state of flow.

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Artist, Kishore Roy : “One can feel that all of life is beautiful experience”  

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Artist Kishore Roy’s images are a creature of the imagination, not nature, and yet they are engendered by the same fertile imagination which astonishes us in our dreams. The blue god of the flute is amongst one of the most loveable artworks, where the god is seen giving instruction to the human soul and indeed manifesting himself as totality.

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Artist, Somnath Bothe : “Colorful, Natural, Vibrant & even Nostalgic at times.”

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Visual Artist Somnath Bothe, Born in 1982 in a small village Paithan of the District – Aurangabad, Maharashtra & worked in a city (Pune, Maharashtra) as an artist. He obtained Diploma in Art from Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya, Pune, from Mumbai University.

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Artist, Sachin Kharat : Through his art, he showcases the “inner and outer mysteries of the mind, body and beauty of women”.

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Glimpses of Ajanta and Ellora, lotus, nymphs of Khajuraho, Buddha all can be seen in Kharat’s works. His paintings are culturally rooted with hints of the folklore of India. He uses vibrant colours that stand as a testimonial to the vibrancy of India’s culture.

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Artist, Shraddha More: “Painting Enchanting Landscapes with Palette Knife Magic”

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Shraddha More is a talented artist who graduated from the prestigious J. J. School of Art. Known for her unique artistic style, she employs the palette knife technique to work with acrylic colors, resulting in landscapes that are both captivating and enchanting.