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Lot No. 16: TAGORE, GAGANENDRANATH

UNTITLED, LANDSCAPE

  • Medium: Watercolor on silk
  • Size: 21.3 x 25.7 inches

Unsold (reserve not met)

Estimate

 12,00,000 -  20,00,000


Estimate US$

14000-24000

Ends at Dec 20, 2024 07:15 PM IST

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TAGORE, GAGANENDRANATH

UNTITLED, LANDSCAPE

Signed in English with artist stamp Bottom Left Corner

Image size: 35 x 45.8 cm (13.7 x 18 inches)
Mount size: 45.7 x 56.5 cm (17.9 x 22.2 inches)
Frame size: 54.3 x 65.3 cm (21.3 x 25.7 inches)

This Landscape Painting is one of the Early Works of Gaganendranath Tagore with Minimal Contrast in tone and hue, Suggesting Influences of Western Art. Artists Stamp and Initials can be seen at Lower Left Corner of the work.
During the Early Part of his Career Artist was Influenced by Far Eastern Art Styles. The Soft and Lyrical Colour Treatment of this work and Depiction of Flora and Fauna Clearly Indicates that here artist had taken Inspiration from The Japanese Watercolor Works.
This Painting Ethereal Dawn Scene Executed on Silk Masterfully Negotiates the Territory Between Realism and Impressionism in the Artists Unique Idiom. This work is a Perfect Example of The Varied Brushwork that he Perfected, First Under the Tutelage of The Japanese Artists Kakuzo Okakura and Yokoyama Taikan and Then Through his own Experimental Creative Process.
Provenance : Collection of a Distinguished Collector, Collection built in Calcutta between 1960-1990

About Artist

Gaganendranath Tagore (1867- 1938)

Gaganendranath Tagore, a trailblazer of cubism in India and celebrated for his satirical art, was born on September 17, 1867.

A self-taught artist, Abanindranath Tagore began painting relatively late, at the age of 38. He learned Japanese brushwork…...Read More

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