Creative Writing 228 Report
Creative Writing 228 Report
Creative Writing 228 Report
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CREATIVE_WRITING_228_REPORT
(Harappan seal), 102 (Lanka), 104 (Vikramaditya and his coin/seal), 105 (Nalanda seal),
106 (Kalinga archer), 113 (Nataraja and Swastika), 160 (Subhas Chandra Bose), 167
(Landscape), 181 (Maritime Expedition motif), 231-232 (borders) bear testimony to his
saintly refusal to sign his artworks as a mark of his altruistic contribution to the Nation.In
the nationalistic style typical of the revivalist Bengal School of Art, Rammanohar executed a
India's struggle for independence starting from 1654 CE and ending with the unfurling of
Indian tricolour on Independence Day in 1947 CE.These were the leftover-drawings that
were to be included in the Constitution, but could not be.Of particular significance are the
one depicting the Quit India Movement (pictured) which has also been published in
Encyclopædia Britannica and the one on Rani Durgavati, which has been credited with the
very first unambiguous painting of the valiant warrior queen of the Gondwana-fiefdom of
Garha-Mandla who dared to challenge Akbar's mighty army in order to safeguard her
the birth of Gautama Buddha on the walls of Kala Bhavana hostel building in Visva-Bharati
leaders in Kalyani, West Bengal in 1954, Rammanohar and his team illuminated the entire
venue, especially the gateway and the stage, with panels and posters on nationalistic themes
using locally procured biodegradable material, natural earth colours and
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As a scholar and cultural emissary, the Indian government sent Rammanohar to the Far East
bridge".While in China, Rammanohar worked with great maestros Qi Baishi, Li Keran, Chen
numerous artworks jointly that include the famous painting Meishan Bridge pictured drying
in the background, and interacted with a few political top brass after Phase-I of the Chinese
initiative in cultural diplomacy has been credited with easing tensions substantially over
the disputed Sino-Indian border for a few years.Rammanohar also spread Indian art
overseas while personally mastering all three far-eastern schools of painting Kung-pi, Shui-
mo and Xie-yi, as well as the lacquer-work.As such, classic Indian influences are clearly
evident in some of the artworks of Ye Qianyu, Shi Lu and many other renowned far-eastern
Subramanyan and Narayan Shridhar Bendre.Raza visited Rammanohar's studio in India and
he also visited Raza's studio in 1997 during his sojourn in Europe.Likewise, Jagdish
visiting his exhibitions in India and Europe.Modern painter Akbar Padamsee was so
inspired by his art-genre that he not only acknowledged it but also expressed his keen
exchanged paintings as gifts.As such, in addition to artworks of the above, his diverse
collection also included paintings of Kattingeri Krishna Hebbar, Abdulrahim Apabhai
Almelkar, Gopal Ghose, Manjit Bawa, Jeram Patel, Jyoti Bhatt, Jogen Chowdhury, Manohar
Akre, Ram Kumar in addition to those of the Santiniketan art maestros, that he gave
away.Other artists, sculptors and printmakers who visited Rammanohar's studio from time
to time included Surendranath Kar, Avtar Singh Panwar, Kripal Singh Shekhawat, Balbir
Singh Katt, Ghulam Mohammed Sheikh, Chinmay Mehta, Somnath Hore, Sukhen Ganguly,
Sovon Som, Jadunath Supakar, Biswarup Bose.Even litterateurs like Nirmal Verma and
The British Museum, London, UK.The British Empire and Commonwealth Museum, Bristol,
UK.The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK.The Organization for Industrial, Spiritual
Mumbai, India.The Observer, Mumbai, India.Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, India.India
Palace), New Delhi, India.China Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, People's Republic of
Roopankar Museum Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal, India.The Indira Kala Sangeet University,
Rammanohar's paintings have been auctioned alongside those of Hebbar, Husain, Raza,
Souza, Gaitonde, Subramanyan, Pyne and others in New York and London by Sotheby's.==
2001.