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Nandalal Bose (1882-1966) was an influential Indian painter, known for his distinct style that blended traditional Indian art forms with Western influences. He was a prominent figure in the Bengal School of Art, a movement that sought to revive and modernize Indian art. Bose's work often depicted scenes from Indian mythology and folklore, as well as everyday life. His masterful use of line, color, and composition captured the essence of Indian culture and spirituality, making him a celebrated artist in both India and internationally.
Born
December 3, 1882
Birth place
Bihar, India
Died
April 16, 1966
Death place
Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Siva drinking World Poison
Nandalal Bose
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The Studio of Abanindranath Tagore
Nandalal Bose
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Untitled
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Floating a Canoe
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Untitled (Two Serpents in a River)
Nandalal Bose
1961
Untitled (Birds on a Grassy Knoll)
Nandalal Bose
1961
Untitled (Sun with Leaping Water)
Nandalal Bose
1961
Untitled (Low Tide)
Nandalal Bose
1961
Untitled (Lush Tree and Parched Land)
Nandalal Bose
1961
Untitled (Hill with Shrubs)
Nandalal Bose
1960
Untitled (Banyan Trees, Palm Tree, and Altar)
Nandalal Bose
1960
Untitled (Tree of Enlightenment at Bodh Gaya)
Nandalal Bose
1960
Untitled (Four Figures with Umbrellas during Monsoon)
Nandalal Bose
1959
Untitled (Picnic on River Bank)
Nandalal Bose
1959
Untitled (Wood Collectors Near Forest)
Nandalal Bose
1959