Anand Charya

Joined Artfinder: Jan. 2016

Artworks for sale: 19

India

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    28 May 2016
    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Hero - Amitabh Bachchan

    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Hero - Amitabh Bachchan

    In my school and college days I used to draw ‘Rangoli’. ( Rangoli is a Hindu traditional or folk art, which is generally created on the floor on some festive occasions with special kind of powder. ) I used to draw portraits of cine actors, political leaders, mythological pictures, in ‘Rangoli medium’. The drawback of this art is that you can not preserve the art-work since it is in powder form. I also used to make paintings. Here, some of the photographs of the my old artworks are displayed. _____________________________________________ This a picture of Great Indian Hero Mr. Amitabh Bachachan. ________________________________________________ This is a photograph of the Rangoli, which I drew in the year 1980. The size of the Rangoli was 4 ft. x 4 ft. The original 'Rangoli' was very fine. You may find some roughness in this picture. That is because the enamel of the available negative has become porous after 35 years.

    19 January 2016
    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Heroine - Hema Malini

    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Heroine - Hema Malini

    In my school and college days I used to draw ‘Rangoli’. ( Rangoli is a Hindu traditional or folk art, which is generally created on the floor on some festive occasions with special kind of powder. ) I used to draw portraits of cine actors, political leaders, mythological pictures, in ‘Rangoli medium’. The drawback of this art is that you can not preserve the art-work since it is in powder form. I also used to make paintings. Here, some of the photographs of the my old artworks are displayed. _____________________________________________ This a picture of Great Indian Heroine Hema Malini. ________________________________________________ This is a photograph of the Rangoli, which I drew in the year 1981. The size of the Rangoli was 3 ft. x 4 ft. The original 'Rangoli' was very fine. You may find some roughness in this picture. That is because the enamel of the available negative has become porous after 34 years.

    19 January 2016
    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Hero - Dilip Kumar

    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Hero - Dilip Kumar

    In my school and college days I used to draw ‘Rangoli’. ( Rangoli is a Hindu traditional or folk art, which is generally created on the floor on some festive occasions with special kind of powder. ) I used to draw portraits of cine actors, political leaders, mythological pictures, in ‘Rangoli medium’. The drawback of this art is that you can not preserve the art-work since it is in powder form. I also used to make paintings. Here, some of the photographs of the my old artworks are displayed. _____________________________________________ This a picture of Great Indian Hero Mr. Dilip Kumar ________________________________________________ This is a photograph of the Rangoli, which I drew in the year 1982. The size of the Rangoli was 3.5 ft. x 3 ft. The original 'Rangoli' was very fine. You may find some roughness in this picture. That is because the enamel of the available negative has become porous after 33 years.

    19 January 2016
    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Hero - Amitabh Bachchan

    Rangoli - Hindi Movies' Hero - Amitabh Bachchan

    In my school and college days I used to draw ‘Rangoli’. ( Rangoli is a Hindu traditional or folk art, which is generally created on the floor on some festive occasions with special kind of powder. ) I used to draw portraits of cine actors, political leaders, mythological pictures, in ‘Rangoli medium’. The drawback of this art is that you can not preserve the art-work since it is in powder form. I also used to make paintings. Here, some of the photographs of the my old artworks are displayed. _____________________________________________ This a picture of Great Indian actor Mr. Amitabh Bachchan ________________________________________________ This is a photograph of the Rangoli, which I drew in the year 1983. The size of the Rangoli was 3 ft. x 4 ft. The original 'Rangoli' was very fine. You may find some roughness in this picture. That is because the enamel of the available bromide has become porous after 32 years.

    19 January 2016
    Rangoli - Lord Ganesh

    Rangoli - Lord Ganesh

    In my school and college days I used to draw ‘Rangoli’. ( Rangoli is a Hindu traditional or folk art, which is generally created on the floor on some festive occasions with special kind of powder. ) I used to draw portraits of cine actors, political leaders, mythological pictures, in ‘Rangoli medium’. The drawback of this art is that you can not preserve the art-work since it is in powder form. I also used to make paintings. Here, some of the photographs of the my old artworks are displayed. _____________________________________________ This a picture of Hindu God - 'Lord Ganesh' Lord Ganesh is shown in his child form. ________________________________________________ This is a photograph of the Rangoli, which I drew in the year 1984. The size of the Rangoli was 3 ft. x 4 ft. The original 'Rangoli' was very fine. You may find some roughness in this picture. That is because the enamel of the available negative has become porous after 31 years.

    19 January 2016
    Rangoli - Vishwamitra and Menka.

    Rangoli - Vishwamitra and Menka.

    In my school and college days I used to draw ‘Rangoli’. ( Rangoli is a Hindu traditional or folk art, which is generally created on the floor on some festive occasions with special kind of powder. ) I used to draw portraits of cine actors, political leaders, mythological pictures, in ‘Rangoli medium’. The drawback of this art is that you can not preserve the art-work since it is in powder form. I also used to make paintings. Here, some of the photographs of the my old artworks are displayed. _____________________________________________ This a Hindu mythological picture. Name of the characters are Vishwamitra and Menka. ________________________________________________ This is a photograph of the Rangoli, which I drew in the year 1985. The size of the Rangoli was 4 ft. x 4 ft. The original 'Rangoli' was very fine. You may find some roughness in this picture. That is because the enamel of the available negative has become porous after 30 years.

    19 January 2016