Original artwork description:

A family that plays together stays together!

This was a usual scene in the evenings at that home. The lady would finally blurt out, I was almost winning today, and then kids ruined my game. The gentle man would respond, 'You should have taken the help of the last kid too to come to this realisation faster'. On a rare day, the lady was finally winning in the next few moves, and she would laugh victoriously. The next moment, when she looked at the board, it was shaken beyond repair, and with a hidden, sly smile, her husband would be looking to the other side. And he usually never cheated in a fair, winning game with her!

I have portrayed here an Indian family and household of bygone days! This is purely from memory, and I'm trying to reminisce as much as I can, so it's more realism than semi-abstract.

Art has been healing me, and this is one such painting that actually made me feel very happy, secure, and at peace.

Artist: Geeta Yerra
Work: Original Oil Painting, One of a Kind
Medium: WN artists' oil paints on stretched linen canvas
Year: 2023
Style: Impressionistic, contemporary Indian art
Size: 150 X 94 X 3 cm (59 x 37 x 1 inch)

Layers of paint are applied with the glazing technique to get the desired effect. You will receive it unframed and need to re-stretch it on wooden bars to make it ready to hang. The edges are painted, and it comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. The short initials of my name are there at the front left bottom and on the left edge.

PERFECT FOR ANY SPACE: Living room, family room, office lounge, game room, bar, hospital, counselor's room, and more!

The shipping price quoted here is approximate, and it will be charged based on the actual cost. This artwork will be shipped in a tube carefully wrapped in bubble foil. Shipping will be by India Post, and please allow 15 to 20 days for the item to reach the destination. Once shipped, you will receive an email with your tracking details and expected delivery date.

Materials used:

Winsor & Newton Artists' oil paints on stretched linen

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