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Bhutan is called the land of happiness, where development is measured by the happiness index. Everywhere, you meet soft spoken people, and see monks and nuns of all ages in monasteries that are galore in different parts of the country and in major towns. Bhutan revers its ancestors, rulers, traditions, beliefs, and deities. Bhutanese have several traditions of worshipping their revered ones. After my trip to Bhutan I did several paintings in Indian Contemporary Art form. In this medium sized painting on Yupo paper, some monks in the fields notice in the sky the arrival of Jarog Dongchen, the monk who became a Raven and came to Bhutan to protect it. They proceed towards the mountain to welcome it. In the painting Jarog Dongchen has abandoned the robe to become a Raven. It is interesting to note that Raven (called Jarog in Bhutanese language) has become the national bird of Bhutan and is also on the crown of the king of Bhutan. Most part of this painting has been painted with sponge rollers in bright cheerful yellow and green.
Print:Giclee on Canvas
Size:12 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in
Size with Frame:13.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in
Frame:White
Canvas Wrap:Black Canvas
Ready to Hang:Yes
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In 2019, Goldman Sachs India acquired 11 of my works for their newly built corporate office in India. Among possessors of around 100 works of mine are senior corporate executives from Disney, Deutsche Bank, Boston Consulting Group, Bank Of Tokyo etc.; academicians, diplomates, and art collectors. I primarily do Watercolors. These are story/philosophy based, involving strong imaginary compositions, and a bit of surrealism. The inspiration comes from literature, nature study, and worldwide travels. The paintings are soft, serene, and vibrant. The admirers describe these as "Happy Paintings". Recognitions: -Select Exhibit - AIFACS New Delhi and Camlin Foundation (3 times each) -Exhibition of the year 2014-India Habitat Centre New Delhi, published in their annual journal -Nominated General Council Member of Sahitya Kala Parishad, an Academy of Delhi Government to promote and propagate art & culture in the city of Delhi, India
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