Description
Inspired by the work of the great artist Ram Kinkar Baij I painted this portrait taking over 90 hours. It was painted in 4 to 5 layers from dark to light colours without any lines, adopting the sfumato technique.
₹162,000 Including GST
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Dimensions: 21.2 × 28.3 in
Medium: Oil on canvas
Year of Creation: 2018
Inspired by the work of the great artist Ram Kinkar Baij I painted this portrait taking over 90 hours. It was painted in 4 to 5 layers from dark to light colours without any lines, adopting the sfumato technique.
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