Parikraman


Nandalal Bose
(03.02.1882-16.04.1966)

Artist Profile
Collection
Flow of Life
Haripura Poster
Monochrome
Transcendental

Haripura Poster

 
Acc. No.147
Title : Pranam
 
Acc. No.149
Title : Tiller of the Soil
 
Acc. No.4849
Title : Carpenter, 1937

 
Acc. No.4850
Title : Ghatavadyan, 1937
 
Acc. No.4853
Title : Warrior With Carved Sword
 
Acc. No.4854
Title : Dhaki, 1937

 
Acc. No.4855
Title : Cobbler
 
Acc. No.4856
Title : Mughal Warrior (Haripura Congress Panel), 1937
 
Acc. No.4857
Title : Sarangi Wala (Haripura Congress Panel), 1937

 
Acc. No.4858
Title : Tailor
 
Acc. No.4859
Title : Shanaiwala, 1937
 
Acc. No.4860
Title : Srikhol Player

 
Acc. No.4862
Title : Cutting the Vegetables (Haripura Congress Panel)
 
Acc. No.4864
Title : Bina Badini
 
Acc. No.4865
Title : Ear Cleaner

 
Acc. No.4871
Title : Camel
 
Acc. No.5002
Title : Sitting figure with a pair of wings on the head
 
Acc. No.5003
Title : Paper Making

 (a drummer) sitting on the floor and playing his instrument, filled with action and expressive of his mood and character. The illustration has been executed with vibrant earthy colours and spontaneous, energetic contouring lines which aptly limn the figure with the artist's personal sensibilities."""""""' rel="prettyPhoto[light_rounded]" caption="sss" class="imagelink">  
Acc. No.5004
Title : Dhol wala
(a large plucked string instrument used in Hindustani classical music), filled with action and expressive of her mood and character. The illustration has been executed with vibrant earthy colours and spontaneous, energetic contouring lines aptly limn the figure with the artist's personal sensibilities.' rel="prettyPhoto[light_rounded]" caption="sss" class="imagelink">  
Acc. No.5005
Title : Rudra Vina
 
Acc. No.5006
Title : Shepherds

 
Acc. No.5008
Title : Mangal ghat
 
Acc. No.5009
Title : Wool spining
a Baul' (a mystic minstrel from Bengal) playing his instrument. The figure is filled with action and expressive of his mood and character, executed with vibrant earthy colours and spontaneous, energetic contouring lines aptly limn the figure with the artist's personal sensibilities toward Indian folk arts.' rel="prettyPhoto[light_rounded]" caption="sss" class="imagelink">  
Acc. No.5011
Title : Baul

manjira' (a traditional percussion instrument from India. In its simplest form, it consists of a pair of small hand cymbals). The female figure is filled with action and expressive of her mood and character, executed with vibrant earthy colours and spontaneous, energetic contouring lines which aptly limn the figure with the artist's personal sensibilities toward Indian folk arts."""""""' rel="prettyPhoto[light_rounded]" caption="sss" class="imagelink">  
Acc. No.5012
Title : Mandira Player
manjira' (a traditional percussion instrument from India. In its simplest form, it consists of a pair of small hand cymbals). The female figure is filled with action and expressive of her mood and character, executed with vibrant earthy colours and spontaneous, energetic contouring lines which aptly limn the figure with the artist's personal sensibilities toward Indian folk arts."""""""' rel="prettyPhoto[light_rounded]" caption="sss" class="imagelink">  
Acc. No.5013
Title : Cotton Spinning
 
Acc. No.5014
Title : Pith Worker

 
Acc. No.5015
Title : A Potter
 
Acc. No.5016
Title : A Singer
. This figure is filled with confidence and symbolises the strength and potency of the Indian woman and their role in the struggle of achieving the independence of India. The forms in poster have been articulated with earthen colour palette and swift strokes executed their contours in a calligraphic manner that both the styles and subject matter exude the charm and playfulness often found in folk art. This aptly limns the figure with the artist's personal sensibilities.' rel="prettyPhoto[light_rounded]" caption="sss" class="imagelink">  
Acc. No.5017
Title : Lady on a Horse

 
Acc. No.5018
Title : A Gardener
 
Acc. No.5019
Title : Chavar (A Whisk)
 
Acc. No.5020
Title : Winnowing

 
Acc. No.5021
Title : House Wife
 
Acc. No.5023
Title : Cooking
 
Acc. No.5024
Title : A Lady with Lotus

 
Acc. No.5025
Title : A Singawala
 
Acc. No.5026
Title : Chariot with the National Flag
 
Acc. No.5027
Title : Wrestlers

 
Acc. No.5028
Title : Blacksmith, 1937
 (a folk musician who plays a percussion musical instrument called Kahanjani). It is an important part of Indian village culture where after the hard work in the field all farmers and villagers gather in a small club at evening and sing songs and use this musical instrument. Artist has executed this illustration with vibrant earthy colours and spontaneous, energetic contouring lines which aptly limn the figure with the artist's personal sensibilities toward Indian folk arts and tradition."""""""' rel="prettyPhoto[light_rounded]" caption="sss" class="imagelink">  
Acc. No.5031
Title : Khanjani Wala
 
Acc. No.5032
Title : Pounding of Rice

 
Acc. No.5034
Title : A Dhuniya ( A Cotton Carder)
 
Acc. No.5035
Title : A Washerman
 
Acc. No.5037
Title : A Dom warrior

 
Acc. No.5038
Title : A Goat, 1937 (Haripura Congress Panel)
 
Acc. No.5039
Title : A pandit
 
Acc. No.5040
Title : A decorative flagon

 
Acc. No.5041
Title : Milking of cow
 
Acc. No.5042
Title : Jain warrior with sword
 
Acc. No.5043
Title : A woman husking

 
Acc. No.5044
Title : After bath
 
Acc. No.5045
Title : Mother feeding her child
 
Acc. No.5046
Title : A Lady Artist

 
Acc. No.5048
Title : A Female Attendant
 
Acc. No.5049
Title : A Writer, 1937 (Haripura Congress Panel)
 
Acc. No.5050
Title : Expecting the beloved

 
Acc. No.5051
Title : Chavar Dharini

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