Sachin Upadhye - Prohibited

Size: 40 x 30 inch | Medium: Oil on canvas | Price: INR 50,000 / 910 USD

Ramesh Jhawar - Clock Tower

Size: 15 x 11 inch | Medium: Watercolor on paper | Price: INR 10,000 / 182 USD

ANIRBAN SETH - Lord Ganesha

Size: 7 x 11 inch | Medium: Acrylic on paper | Price: INR 10,000 / 182 USD

Raji Chacko - Shringar

Size: 28 x 28 inch | Medium: Acrylic | Price: INR 35,000 / 637 USD

Siddhesh Rane - Abstract 6

Size: 12 x 12 inch | Medium: Acrylic on canvas | Price: INR 6,000 / 110 USD

Showing posts with label Indian art forms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian art forms. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

How captivating Landscape contemporary art paintings came into origin?

The term "Landscape" coined from the Dutch word "landschap," which actually meant land, scenery, sight, swath of land, etc. The origin of landscape art dates back to the era of Greeks and Romans, when the artists used to sketch beautiful sceneries on their walls. Right after the fall of the Roman Empire, the convention of picturesque landscapes also declined and remained up to 16th century.

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The real meaning of the terminology "Landscape" came forth during early 1500s and since then typically exemplified as "the form of art that elucidate panoramic view clearly." As per the research and survey conducted by archeologists, it has been revealed that The Netherlands was among the first places where landscape Indian art gained immense popularity among the populace. Conversely, if we go through past records then we will find that in the west, this concept grew relatively very slowly. The whole concept of nature or our mother earth was traditionally observed as incorporation of remote or inaccessible objects long before it was admired as scene or milieu. On the other hand, in the east, original contemporary landscape art reached an unexpected level of brilliance, say as early as in the 18th century.

In today time, original contemporary Indian landscape art can be considered as a very popular subject in the field of art. The prime focus of this form of artwork is on forests, trees, rivers, valley, etc. Most of the landscape art paintings are sketched with the usage of oil paintings, watercolors and pastels etc. which give more appeal and pragmatism to the art.

In the end, would like to conclude by saying that this form of original contemporary Indian art has undergone various changes and awe-inspired the general audience remarkably since its origin.

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Friday, December 20, 2013

Indian Art Paintings from the time immemorial

Indian art paintings replicate the rich culture and heritage of our country. They are actually boundless, diverse, inimitable, and historic just like India. Veteran artists through their paintings try to give life to their ideas and expressions about what they think and feel in relation to existing state of affairs for instance global warming, racism, spirituality, politics, bio-technology and the commercial angles amongst many others.

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As we all know that India has been considered a geographically and culturally diverse nation and due to which the Indian art paintings reflect different methodology and materials, but all we can say is that the fundamental concept or theme behind all the forms of artworks remain the same.

Indian paintings generally portray human figures, the beauty revolving around life, and beautiful and imaginative depiction of the subconscious mind. These paintings on the whole describe the time they were created in. Thus, every painting has very specific message to convey to the viewer.

There are numerous forms of Indian paintings; abstract, still life, pop, fantasy, landscape, and surreal are few to name. It holistically depends on the artist which form artwork he or she can sketch on the canvas very well.

In the nutshell, would say if you really love artwork then you should try to look out for Indian art painting gallery online. There are people who have come forth with an exceptional business idea to provide the desired platform not only to the eminent artists so as to showcase and sell their talent to the right type of audience, but also to art collectors or lovers to buy paintings of their choice within a click of a button.

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Thursday, December 5, 2013

Global Significance of Indian Art & Artists

India has lot of the treasure of intelligence and ingenuity since old times. No wonder, a whole host of artists hail from this land. There is a constellation of artists in the present day and age who have won laurels all over the globe. These contemporary young masters of art are commendable and have given innumerable works of creativity to the art world.
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Indian artists have acquired a strong place in the global map in the last few decades. Globalization has opened the doors of the world for emerging Indian artists. As a result the contemporary young artists of India have started a new way of looking at art. New ideas of expression have entered the Indian art scenario and contemporary artists have taken the gauntlet to render a new and dynamic perception to Indian paintings and other form of art.

As a part of an initiative to promote Indian art globally Indian Art Ideas a premier online art gallery curates various eminent Indian artists. They provide fine art pieces in the form of paintings and sculptures by famous indian artists including Paresh Maity, Subodh Gupta, Atul Dodiya, Thukral and Tagra, Anjolie Ela Menon, Krishen Khanna, Anish Kapoor, Bose Krishnamachari, Bharti Kher, Jitish Kallet & many more and delivers to you fast, smooth, reliable and hassle free.