OUR FANTASTIC ARTISTIC TEAM...
Namaste! Nice to meet you. My name is Trisha and I am the leader of this group. I hope we have a good year together.
Favourite quote; We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones. 
Hey! My name is Mihir and I am the Editor. I am looking forward to spending a good year with you all!
Favourite quote; "But out of limitations comes creativity." |
Ni hao! My name is Amita and I am the photographer. I believe this year would be filled with a lot fun.
Favourite quote; "No pain, No gain" 
Bonjour! My name is Kanay and I am the interviewer. Let's work hard this year.
Favourite quote; “It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.” |
Annyeong! My name is Ananya and i am the article writer. I am looking forward to all the fun activities we get to do this year
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We need never be hopeless because we can never be irreparably broken
-John Green
Take a look at our pictograms
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Take a sneak peak of some of our artworks:
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Here is our favourite Indian artist:
Raja Ravi Verma
Raja Ravi Varma was a renowned Indian painter who greatly influenced the future generations of Indian painters. Coming from a naturally blessed family of creative folks, pursuing a career in arts was not an aberration for young Varma who was encouraged by his uncle Raja Raja Varma to make a career out of painting. Trained by several professional artists, he finally emerged as a classic Indian painter who excelled in depicting scenes from Indian literature and epics such as Mahabharata and Ramayana. What gave him the edge over other painters of his generation was that he fused Indian tradition with European technique thus coming up with a new genre of painting in India. He brought out on canvas several folk and traditional art forms of India. At a time when India was looking for inspiration to free itself from British rule, his dazzling oil paintings of India’s glorious past became highly popular In his career, his works were exhibited in major exhibitions across the globe for which he received numerous awards.
Raja Ravi Verma
Biography:
1.Country: India.
2.Dates: Born April 29, 1848
Died: October 2, 1906
3. Lived and worked: Kilimanoor, Travancore, Kerala
4. Education: 1868 Learnt the Oil Painting Technique from European Painter; Theodre Jensen and Alagiri Naidu, a court Painter of Swati Tiruna, Maharaja of Travancore
1862 Self-taught and recieved first painting lessons from his uncle Raja Raja
Varma.
5. Medium and Technique: Sculpture using range of materials (fiberglass, wax, gold)
Few Lines: Raja Ravi Verma was founder of oil painting in India. He had introduced a western style to Indian paintings, that’s why he has a influential and plays an important role in Indian Art. His works mainly revolve around the great epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana. He owns his success to a systematic training, first in traditional art of Thanjavore, and later in European art.
Exhibitions
-2011 'Ethos V: Indian Art...
-Selected Posthumous Exhibitions
-2011 'Ethos V: Indian Art Through the Lens of History (1900 to 1980), Indigo Blue Art, Singapore
-2011 ‘Manifestations VI', Delhi Art Gallery, New Delhi
-2003 ‘Manifestations', Delhi Art Gallery, New Delhi and World Trade Centre, Mumbai
-1993 Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings and Oleographs at Sri Chitra Art Gallery, Trivandrum
-National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), National Museum, New Delhi
Selected Exhibitions
-1903 Lalit Kala Sangam, Chennai
-1899 Baroda Puranic Commission Exhibition, Baroda & Mumbai
-1893 Worlds Colombian Exhibition, Chicago
-1889 Inaugural Exhibition, Bombay Art Society, Mumbai
-1880 Exhibition at Poona
-1873-74,76 Fine Arts Society, Chennai
-1873 Vienna Exhibition, Austria
Awards
-1904, Kaisar-i-Hind Gold Medal, 1904, Viceroy Lord Curzon, on behalf of the King Emperor
-1993, Raja Ravi Varma Puraskaram,by the Government of Kerala,
-Raja Ravi Varma High School at Kilimanoor, in his honour at Mavelikara, Kerala.
Some of the most famous paintings by Raja Ravi Varma:
Lady Lost in Thought
Damayanti Talking to a Swan
The Orchestra
Arjuna and Subhadra
Lady with Fruit
The Heartbroken
Swarbat Player
Shakuntala
Lord Krishna as Ambassador
Jatayu, a bird devotee of Lord Rama is mauled by Rawana
Victory of Meghanada
A Family of Beggars
A Lady Playing Swarbat
Lady Giving Alms at the Temple
Lord Rama Conquers Varuna
Romancing Couple
Draupadi Dreading to Meet Kichaka
Shantanu and Matsyagandha
Shakuntala Composing a Love Letter to King Dushyanta
Girl in Sage Kanwa's Hermitage
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