#Manjit Bawa

[thunderstruck9]

Manjit Bawa (Indian, 1941-2008), Untitled (Narasimha), 1993. Oil on canvas, 29 x 34¼ in.

#manjit bawa #indian art #narasimha

[oncanvas]

Girl Combing, Manjit Bawa, 2004

Oil on canvas 39 ¼ x 27 ½ in. (99.7 x 69.9 cm)

#art #painting #manjit bawa #contemporary art #asian art #2000s #21st century #21st century art #artists of color #oil #indian

[phantasiy]

Manjit Bawa (Indian, b. 1941)

Untitled, 1999

Oil on canvas

#Manjit Bawa #Indian #art #painting #oil #1990s #Asia #South Asia

[oldsardens]

Manjit Bawa - Untitled (Durga)

#Manjit Bawa

[theartsjunkie]

Quick Hits - Art from India to savour

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#Indian art #Manjit Bawa #art #red

[tammmarind]

Manjit Bawa

Untitled (Sohni), 1992.  Oil on canvas. 

#art #Manjit Bawa #painting

[goodmemory]

Manjit Bawa

[mybeingthere]

Manjit Bawa (1941 - 2008), a famous Indian artist studied at the School of Art in New Delhi and worked as a silkscreen painter in Britain, where he also studied between 1964 and 1971.

Often using animal imagery - tigers and lambs sharing the same space - Mr. Bawa sought to convey the message that people could coexist with animals in nature, said art critic Ena Puri, who wrote a biography of Mr. Bawa.

His canvases were distinguished by their colors - the ocher of sunflowers, the green of paddy fields, the red of the sun, and the blue of the mountain sky, she said.

"He was an icon, a person who was completely head and shoulders above his contemporaries," Puri said.

http://archive.boston.com/.../manjit_bawa_new_delhi_artist/

[pwlanier]

Manjit Bawa

The Black Devi

Signed and dated 'Manjit Bawa 2002' and further signed in Devanagari on reverse

Oil on canvas

Sotheby’s

#India

[mashindia]

MASH is a digital platform – founded by the collector and philanthropist Shalini Passi

In line with the mission of the Shalini Passi Art Foundation – to support emerging young artists – MASH hosts a monthly feature on selected artists and their work, and promotes experimental new practitioners through its social media platforms. Additionally, MASH’s Facebook and Instagram pages provide regular updates on current exhibitions, important sales, and significant cultural events around the world.

Founder

Shalini Passi is a Delhi-based art collector, artist, and philanthropist, who sits on the Advisory Board of Khoj Studios since 2012 and serves as a longstanding Patron of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.

Her collection includes some of the most coveted names in contemporary art, including Bharti Kher, Anita Dube, Sheba Chhachhi, Zarina Hashmi, and Atul Dodiya, alongside significant international artists such as Jeff Koons and Damian Hirst and Indian modernist masters, such as M.F. Husain, Manjit Bawa, and Ram Kumar. Shalini’s passion for art and design is evident in her vast collection of furniture, tapestries, and rare antiques, which are juxtaposed with cutting-edge contemporary design, including important pieces by Ron Arad, and Vladimir Kagan, and Herve Van Der Straeten. Located within Shalini’s Delhi home, which has been featured in prominent publications such as Wallpaper*, Architectural Digest, and Larry’s List, the collection evokes and celebrates a powerful individual narrative that speaks of Shalini’s connection with each piece, each history, and each artist. As a patron and collector, Shalini actively supports emerging artists and fosters arts education through the Foundation’s year-round programming.

She is regularly invited to speak at prominent art and design events, and most recently gave a talk at India Art Fair 2019 and moderated a panel discussion at India Design ID 2019

#Shalini Passi #MASH India #Shalini Passi Art Foundation #contemporary art

[pinkstarlightcomputer]

Manjit Bawa “Untitled” 1987 Oil on canvas

#1941–2008 India #manjit bawa #'80s

[oldsardens]

Manjit Bawa - Untitled (Krishna with Flute)

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[vizuart]

Manjit Bawa, "Woman in Blue"

#Woman in Blue #art #visual #art pieces #paintings #Manjit Bawa

[tammmarind]

Manjit Bawa

BHAVNA - VI

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[ortut]

Manjit Bawa

#art #drawing #black and white #manjit bawa

[dogandcatcomics]

#repost @siddhartavshah.  This is an unconventional representation of a cat, to say the least.  Untitled (1979) by Manjit Bawa (Indian, 1941–2008) from the #HerwitzCollection at @peabodyessex Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts, USA. 

#manjit bawa #indian art #contemporary art #indian contemporary art #cat #gato #gatto #chat #katze #peabody essex