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Artist Pratiksha Bothe’s journey in art field began as a “Graphic Designer” with an advertising agency. She started thinking about sensitivity and intent of the paintings… She have studied in Indology, about the history and cultures, languages, and literature of the Indian subcontinent…the blend of Indian culture & History indirectly flowed in my paintings.

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Sreekanth Kurva hails from Hyderabad. He obtained his Bachelors’ in Fine Arts Painting from College of Fine Arts, JNTU, Hyderabad and Masters’ in Graphics from M.S University, Baroda.

Usually, Sreekanth’s art is animal figurative. The bull, his most prominent protagonist is depicted with numerous textures and shapes.

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Partha Mondal resides in Makarampur, Bolpur. He has been living here since his childhood. Partha specializes in making pictures by intricately interweaving copper wires. He has learnt this art form from a neighbouring artisan and has now taken up a creative profession by nurturing his acquired skill.

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Rajendra Kapse hails from a small town called Chandrapur (East of Maharashtra) and came to Mumbai to study art.

Rajendra Kapse hails from a small town called Chandrapur (East of Maharashtra) and came to Mumbai to study art. It is here that he grew and developed and he feels that this is an important aspect that has affected him as an artist.

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Born in 1989 Patna, bihar india; Bandana Kumari has done her bachelors in fine arts (painting) from patna, bihar& has received many national awards for her work.

Her work can be found in many private collections in india. For serious enquiries of interest in this artist’s work, including if you are looking for commissioned work, kindly email us at art@housetohome.com

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Sanjay Chakraborty wields a spatula with a flourish to paint some inspired and spectacular images of the holy Banaras City. He has carved a niche for himself with his unique interpretation of the colours and energy that make the Assi Ghats and the activities around it so memorable.

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ichwai (pichvai) is a style of painting that originated over 400 years ago, in the town of Nathdwara near Udaipur in Rajasthan, India. Intricate and visually stunning, pichwai paintings, made on cloth, depict tales from Lord Krishna’s life.

Creating a pichwai can take several months, and requires immense skill, as the smallest details need to be painted with precision.

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The word ‘Thangka’, means ‘that which can be rolled up’, as it was a scroll in form, which could be easily carried by itinerant monks and used as a teaching tool or to give a sense of protection to the traveler.

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Amritraj Koban was born and brought up in Latur, Maharashtra in 1975. He graduated with a Government Diploma in Art (Drawing and Painting) from Pune in 1997. Amritraj is currently based out of Mumbai and is one of the go-to artists for paintings on the Buddha.

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Born in 1976, Snehal did her A.T.D. in 1995 followed by G.D. in Applied Art in 1998 both from Abhinav Kala Mahavidalya in Pune. 

Snehal is a highly gifted and a famous artist in her own right, and we simply love her form of paintings.

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The sequel series titled ‘Gurukul’, then emerged to showcase the roots of Indian tradition, and is truly some amazing work of art, that showcases his talent so beautifully. “Gurukul” theme of Paintings “Gurukul” the way of life which embodies a cosmic vision to acquire the real essence of knowledge and harmony with nature.On