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Tracing the Language of Sculptures
Akar Prakar Akar Prakar

Tracing the Language of Sculptures

The art of sculptures in the Indian subcontinent has undergone transformations over the years. Despite these transformations, however, one attribute remains constant in sculpture: it is an art form concerned with creating three-dimensional forms.

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On the Originality of Printmaking
Akar Prakar Akar Prakar

On the Originality of Printmaking

Printmaking is an artistic practice that involves creating images by transferring ink from a matrix (such as a metal plate, woodblock, or lithographic stone) onto another surface, typically paper. This process allows for the production of multiple copies of a single image, each considered an original work of art rather than a mere reproduction.

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A Modern Visual Language
Akar Prakar Akar Prakar

A Modern Visual Language

Nandalal's brilliance lay in his ability to synthesize various nationalist perspectives into a comprehensive artistic vision that transcended mere nationalism. Although he admired Abanindranath Tagore and initially excelled with the wash technique in pieces like ‘Sati’, he chose not to mimic his master.

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