Painters

Name Style A.K.Haldar Modern Abanindranath Tagore Nationalist Adwaita Gadanayak Stone Amrita Shergil Modern Anandamoy Bannerji Woodcut (Graphic) Arpita Singh Modern Arvind Acharya Water Ashwini Kumar Sharma Modern B.N.Arya Modern Bimal Dasgupta Modern C.K.Ramakrishna Nair Modern Charles Correa Modern Gaganendranath Tagore Modern Ganga Devi Modern (Madhubani) Ganpat Bhadke Acrylic Jagdeep Garcha Oil Jai Zharotia Acrylic Jamini Roy Modern Jodh Singh Modern Jogen Chowdhury Modern K.Madhav Menon Modern K.Mazumdar Modern K. Muralidharan Mixed media Kalicharan Gupta Modern Laxman Goud Modern (Graphic) Muhammad Abdur Rahaman Chughtai Modern Murli Lahoti Oil M.F.Hussain Modern N.S. Bendre Modern Nand Lal Bose Modern P.Perumal Modern P.Srinivasan Oil Rabindranath Tagore Modern Rajender Tiku Wood Rajesh Sharma Oil Ram Kumar Modern Ramendu Sonawane Oil Ramesh Vaghela Acrylic Ravi Verma Modern (Oil) Ravi Paranjape Modern S.Easter Raj Oil on pastel S.G.Vidyashankar Satapathy Bronze Sailoz Mookherjee Modern Salil Sahani Engraving (Graphic) Sanjeev Sinha Modern Sarda Ukil Modern Satish Gujral Painter-cum-muralist Sobha Singh Oil Subba Ghosh Etching (Graphic) Sudhir Patavardhan Modern Suresh B. Awari Oil on Canvas Suresh Chand Jain Modern T.Vaikuntam Acrylic V.P.Singh Modern Vishnu Das Modern

 

Ravi Verma He was the one who gave recognisable visages to Shiva and Vishnu, Rama and Krishna and any number of Apsaras. He was the first to acquire expertise in oil painting technique. Some would dismiss much of his monumental creations as 'Calendar Art' but the second half of the 20th Century saw a spurt of interest accross the world in his work. There is evidently a continuing wonderment in the unique qualities and the equally unique historical role of Raja Ravi Verma 1848 - 1906

 

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