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Continued from Part 1. Beginnings Early to mid-twentieth century Bengal produced some very fervent artistic developments. Whether it was through the Revivalism pioneered by Abanindranath Tagore, or the Modernism embraced by the Government School of Art, Calcutta, visual art in Bengal gained from such different undercurrents. One undercurrent that had its roots outside the art …
#Throwback2022: Somnath Hore: Communist Beginnings Read More »
Continued from Part 1. Beginnings Early to mid-twentieth century Bengal produced some very fervent artistic developments. Whether it was through the Revivalism pioneered by Abanindranath Tagore, or the Modernism embraced by the Government School of Art, Calcutta, visual art in Bengal gained from such different undercurrents. One undercurrent that had its roots outside the art …
Born in 1921, Somnath Hore has grown to be a widely known and well-celebrated visual artist of post-Independence India, and a staple name in the canon of Modern Indian Art. But why should a general art lover, or even a lay person, care to look at the works of this Modernist? Abir Pothi gives you …
Ten Reasons why you should take Somnath Hore seriously Read More »
March 12, On This Day One of Bengal’s foremost artists Described by leading contemporary artist MF Husain once as “the best painter in India”, Ganesh Pyne was born in 1937, and passed away at the age of 75 on March 12, 2013. Born in Kolkata, West Bengal, Pyne started as a watercolourist under the Bengal …
\’He\’s the best painter in India,\’ MF Husain had said Read More »
