CHINTANA M S
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17th Century • Qing Dynasty • China
Dwelling among mountains and clouds
Research based on 6 sources
12th Century • Song Dynasty • China
Red and White Cotton Roses
Research based on 4 sources
Guru Nanak - With Bala And Mardana
Sobha Singh was a 20th Century artist referred to as the Divine Painter due to his widely recognized artworks and paintings in relation to the Sikh religion and portrayals of Sikh saints such as Guru Nanak. This particular piece is sourced from the Central Sikh…
Lakshmi
We see a depiction of Goddess Lakshmi who is seen seated on top of Garuda, taken from the rich visual and devotional traditions of Hindu mythology, presenting divinity through restraint rather than theatrical grandeur. Lakshmi, revered as the goddess of wealth, prosperity and auspicious fortune,…
The Vision and the Eaterpiler
The Vision and the Eaterpiler by Piraji Sagara (1964) is an example of Indian modernist experimentation. This piece combines painting, relief, materiality and sculpture within one piece. The work has been constructed using various media on a wooden panel of 90.5 x 212 cm. It…
Landscape at Castiglioncello
In Giuseppe Abbati’s Landscape at Castiglioncello (1863), a coastal landscape is conveyed in a plain and straightforward depiction of natural shapes and volumes. In fact, unlike many other artists who fill their compositions with people and complex architectural structures, Abbati focuses on the interaction of…
Damayanthi
What catches my eye first is Damayanti sitting quietly beside the pond, gently holding the swan as she looks at it. I love the details in her jewelry and clothes, especially the pearls around the swan’s neck. The large, dark tree beside her makes her…