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Lakshmi Narayan - by Uttam Chitrakar
Lakshmi Narayan - by Uttam Chitrakar
Dimensions: 30 inches (H) x 24 inches (W) | Material: Natural colours on paper
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Goddess Lakshmi, the bestower of prosperity, and beauty, seated next to her consort, the great god Vishnu, the preserver of the entire Universe, as the great serpent Shesh provides them seat and shelter. This utterly beautiful painting by master artist Uttam Chitrakar is magical, and full of grace and delight.
About the artist:
Uttam Chitrakar is a remarkable young artist in the Kalighat-pat painting tradition. In his works, he brings a distinct contemporary and vibrant flavour to the Kalighat style and form of painting. His delightful artworks have been exhibited at institutions like the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the IGNCA in Delhi, the Victoria Memorial Hall in Kolkata, and the Chitrakala Parishad in Bengaluru.
About the artist:
Uttam Chitrakar is a remarkable young artist in the Kalighat-pat painting tradition. In his works, he brings a distinct contemporary and vibrant flavour to the Kalighat style and form of painting. His delightful artworks have been exhibited at institutions like the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the IGNCA in Delhi, the Victoria Memorial Hall in Kolkata, and the Chitrakala Parishad in Bengaluru.
Geographical Indication: Bengal Patachitra has been accorded a Geographical Indications (GI) tag in 2018. The GI tag is specifically attributable to the artwork's place of origin (West Bengal, Pingla, Naya village), and the materials and techniques used (Hand painted, using organic pigments on handmade paper.) The artist is among the select practitioners who are recipients of the GI certificate, which conveys an assurance of quality and distinctiveness.
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