Jahar DasGupta http://artid.com/members/jahar Jahar Dasgupta, born in 1942 in Jamshedpur is one among the many artists of Bengal who has his own unique style and he is popular among the artists and art critic for his stylize and figurative work. He is one of the most prominent figures in the Indian Art Industry. Like A. Ramchandran, Partha Pratim Dev and many others of his generations Jahar graduated from the Kala Bhavan Shantiniketan and then he joined as an art teacher in a school in Kolkata in the late 60’s. But simultaneously he started exhibitions around Kolkata and different parts of India. In 1969 he founded Painters Orchestra with other six artist friends en Copyright 2010, Jahar Gupta Sat, 20 Sep 2008 11:12:33 +0000 Sat, 20 Sep 2008 11:12:33 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss admin@artid.com (Admin) support@artid.com (Webmaster) Jahar DasGupta http://artid.com/images/members/1395/198559author_thumb.jpg http://artid.com/members/jahar 92 125 Jahar Dasgupta, born in 1942 in Jamshedpur is one among the many artists of Bengal who has his own unique style and he is popular among the artists and art critic for his stylize and figurative work. He is one of the most prominent figures in the Indian Art Industry. Like A. Ramchandran, Partha Pratim Dev and many others of his generations Jahar graduated from the Kala Bhavan Shantiniketan and then he joined as an art teacher in a school in Kolkata in the late 60’s. But simultaneously he started exhibitions around Kolkata and different parts of India. In 1969 he founded Painters Orchestra with other six artist friends Marmaid
Size
28" x 21"
Subject
Fantasy
Media
Drawing / Charcoal
Style
Poetic
Status
$350.00 Purchase
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Marmaid

Drawing with pastel color. Marmaid is a symbol here where artist is saying that nature is beautiful and he loves nature

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Size
22" x 13"
Subject
Figurative
Media
Drawing / Charcoal
Style
Romantic
Status
Not For Sale
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Untitled

Romantic expression in the drawing. Used charcoal on paper.

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