Mr. Cassin examines the sculptural depth of F.N. Souza’s impasto of a vibrant cityscape, where every line and heavy stroke affirms the artist’s status as India’s Picasso.
V. S. Gaitonde’s rare abstract masterpiece invites a state of profound meditation, where layered surfaces and silent tonal shifts transcend visual art to become an experience of pure inner stillness.
F.N. Souza’s architectural cityscape channels raw, brooding intensity through sharp angles and visceral textures, transforming a medieval-inspired vista into a powerful psychological landscape.
M.F. Husain, Horses (2006), Acrylic on Canvas, 97 x 60 in; a monumental composition of bold, angular forms and striking colors capturing the raw power of horses charging beyond the frame.
Manjit Bawa’s 1998 masterpiece from his Krishna series, captures a meditative harmony through its iconic ochre backdrop and sculptural simplicity.
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