India Perspectives, Volume 9PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 1996 - India |
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Page 41
Since 1990 he has changed his medium of expression in preference to wood
veneering and has already received ... it in short , Sholapurkar is obsessed with
wood and when he talks of his medium he literally goes poetic in his expressions
.
Since 1990 he has changed his medium of expression in preference to wood
veneering and has already received ... it in short , Sholapurkar is obsessed with
wood and when he talks of his medium he literally goes poetic in his expressions
.
Page 27
Bajpaj ike folk and tribal arts of India , the artistic expression of the prehistoric
populations known popularly as " rock paintings " has not quite got its deserved
place in the annals of art history of our country . Unlike the former , the latter were
...
Bajpaj ike folk and tribal arts of India , the artistic expression of the prehistoric
populations known popularly as " rock paintings " has not quite got its deserved
place in the annals of art history of our country . Unlike the former , the latter were
...
Page 31
Unfortunately sometimes , the expression of such beauty , reflected on the
canvas of a painter or through the chisels of a sculptor , escapes the interest of
the uninitiated . The more abstract an expression , the more bewildered is the
viewer .
Unfortunately sometimes , the expression of such beauty , reflected on the
canvas of a painter or through the chisels of a sculptor , escapes the interest of
the uninitiated . The more abstract an expression , the more bewildered is the
viewer .
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