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Abraham Bloemaert: The Icon of Northern Mannerism
by Neha Vashistha
He was an influential figure, leading painter and outstanding teacher. Both Honthrost, Terbrugghen and virtually all the Utrecht painters of the period who attend any kind of distinction trained with him.
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Joseph Cornell: Whisperer of the Shadow-Boxes
by Neha Vashistha
Famed as a leading American Surrealist and a herald of pop art and installation art the artist made a series of box assemblages such as the âSoap Bubble Setsâ, the âMedici Slot Machineâ series, the âPink Palaceâ series, the âHotelâ series, the âObservatoryâ series, and the âSpace Object Boxesâ etc
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John Marin: The Watercolor Magician
by Neha Vashistha
Marin's treatment of paint, handling oils almost like watercolors, forays into abstraction and evocative stretches of bare canvas caught the eyes of younger painters. The Cubist breakdown of form and Futurism's obsession with moment and speed are evident in his breathless sketchy landscapes and seascapes.
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Thomas Couture: The History Painter
by Neha Vashistha
Encouraged by this success he opened an independent atelier to challenge the Ăcole des Beaux-Arts and produced some best new history painters as Ădouard Manet, John LA Farge, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, karel Javurek and J-N Sylvester.
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Pieter de Hooch - The Master of Light
by Neha Vashistha
From the early scenes of soldiers and peasants in âThe merry drinker c.1650â and âThe empty glass, c.1652 to opulent interiors as in âMerry Company, c.1663â Hooch works excelled his style in genre paintings. Embellishing the walls of world famous museums Hooch's art scattered all around the globe.
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Can you draw your Sketch?
by Vikas Kumar
Second time in a row, we witnessed the awe followed by admiration. In our latest sessions with kids studying at primary schools run by the government in Varanasi, we asked the kids to draw their pictures.Â
Similar to our last session, when kids finished, teachers were competing amongst themselves to find out whose students had made the best drawing. Earlier, they were unsure whether anyone would draw. However, they were happy, in fact very happy to be wrong. -
The Great Goddess in her chamunda form
by Vikas Kumar
Riveting and full of splendor, this painting, part of Tantric series, was painted during the Akbar Period of mid 16th century.Â
At Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh, this painting is part of 7 paintings series, the Devi Mahatmya series.
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Prophet Ilyas rescues a Prince: A folio from Hamzanama
by Vikas Kumarï»ż
In Hamzanama, there is an inscription, which says, "When the demon threw Prince Nur-ud-Dahr into the sea, St. Elias the prophet took him out of the water.Nur-ud-Dahr wound up on an island".Â
Imagination soared and with unbounded creativity, the painter draws the painting based on the text innovatively. Prophet appears to be able to walk on the sea, sea appears to be full of waves and the emotions on the faces immaclate to the situation.Â
Displayed at The British Museum, London, this beautiful work was created in the 16th century India, during the reign of Akbar.
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Umar slays a Dragon: A Folio from Hamzanama
by Vikas Kumar
Mir Sayyid Ali, the master painter at the court of Mughal Emperor Akbar painted this vibrant and imaginative painting.
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Narayan Shah: SHURUA(R)T Artist
by Sana Sabah
"It has been difficult to reach here. But, I have managed. now, I want to continue and find a new technique in painting".
Beaming with confidence, and an infectious hope in eyes, Narayan Shah, a first-year student at College of Arts and Craft, Patna shares his journey. -
Krishna Subdues Trinavarta, The Whirlwind Demon
by Vikas Kumar
This folio from a dispersed Bhagavata Purana series, is a result of deep understanding of the subject by the painter, depicting his unique interpretation of the demon Trinavarta.
Exhibited at Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, Smithsonian Institution, this painting was done in second quarter of sixteenth century. -
For Art, SHURUA(R)T - A Testimonial by Hiral and Abhishek
by Sana Sabah
Hiral and Abhishek bought a painting from SHURUA(R)T's website for their house in Pune.
Their apprehensions are shared by other art lovers who think of buying artworks online. SHURUA(R)T's better packaging ensured a quality artwork in their home.
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