Indian lady snow

By Shri Lal Joshi

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Charcoal and Acrylic on Canvas , 36 x 18 inches

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Charcoal and Acrylic on Canvas
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36 x 18 inches
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About the artwork

This Rajasthani Art piece is a High Definition Canvas Art Print. It arrives ready to hang, with hanging accessories included and no additional framing required. The artwork shown is beautiful Rajasthani lady painting on a black background giving it a royal look. Rajasthani Folk Art is very famous in Indian Culture. The Painting bears true colors on thick superior quality canvas to create the look and feel of an artist's masterpiece. Rajasthani Art painting gives an ethnic look to the wall. Ou .. r Rajasthani paintings on canvas are perfect decor picks for your living room, bedroom, kid's room, study, library, and gallery wall. There are many designs of Rajasthani paintings online that you can buy from Wallmantra.

Shri Lal Joshi

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Joshi was born on 5 March 1931 at Shahpura in Bhilwara district in a family widely known as the traditional artists of phad painting for the last few ... centuries. His father Ramchandra Joshi initiated him into this traditional art at the age of 13.[citation needed] He discovered many new techniques and painted quite original and meaningful compositions. He was also renowned for his fresco-style wall paintings as well as Phad. He received the National Award for his Wall Painting at Crafts Museum, New Delhi. Elephant, horses, lions, and women with pitchers on their heads were the usual motifs of his painting. Read more