‘N. S. Bendre Exhibition of Sketches’ Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai 1992 ‘Indian Art Exhibition N. S. Bendre’ Abhinav Art Gallery Jammu organized ... 1948 Graphic Art Art Student’s League New York 1947-48 Ceramics Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) New York 1947-48 Study Tour of USA

Bendre (1910 - 1992) was born in Indore where he initially attended the State Art School before getting his Government Diploma in Art in Mumbai in 1933. Conditioned by the quasi-modernist landscapes of the Indore School in the early 20th century his early interest in landscapes continued

Central Zone Cultural Centre (SCZCC) Nagpur Maharashtra 1998-99 State Art Exhibition Maharashtra 1998-99 N. S. Bendre Award Monsoon Show Jehangir

D. D. Deolalikar who once taught N. S. Bendre. Besides erotic art he is also known for his ceramics and his work was included

and printmaking at the Faculty of Fine Arts Baroda under stalwarts like N. S. Bendre Sankho Chaudhari and K. G. Subramanayan. In the 70s I learnt the intaglio method of printing and screen painting." But by then the desire to photograph and document India’s vanishing culture had already lured him.

formed as a result of painter S. H. Raza's efforts to mobilize Kashmiri painters. He showed across India as a member of this association. In 1954 he won the government scholarship to study Fine Arts under painter N. S. Bendre at the MS University Baroda. In his early years Santosh was greatly

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61). “It (painting) is a pictorial statement. It expresses a visual experience of things beyond and beside you.” (N. S. Bendre ibid p. 63... The portrayal of rural life is familiar subject in Bendre’s oeuvre. In this painting he emphasis the 2 dimensionality of the work by eliminating

In the works of N. S. Bendre "idyllic vignettes of village women a mother and her child or peasant life were painted with a lilting lyricism. Drawing from his travels and consequent exposure to European art his stint at Santiniketan in 1945 and finally his interaction with the Progressive Artist`s

or perspective Bendre painted these subjects bathing weaving playing music reading and looking after their children. Like most of Bendre`s idyllic ...Born in Indore in 1910 Bendre was one of the most distinguished pioneers of Modern Indian art. As a painter and teacher he relentlessly experimented

Narayan Shridhar Bendre`s interest in the depiction of his natural surroundings was encouraged during his initial training in fine art in Indore ...in Bendre`s oeuvre and illustrates his unique response to European Modernism. Here the artist combines the scientific style of pointillism piloted

or shading whatsoever foreshadowing Bendre`s future work on this theme where almost all detail is eliminated. In this piece the background is also ...Even after Bendre retired from his teaching position in Baroda and moved to Mumbai his artistic experimentation with color style and form did

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V Santosh'a work sold for over Rs 1.38 lakh, almost double its higher price estimate. Other artists whose works were sold include Paritosh Sen, N S .... Some of the art works auction set world price records, especially the S H Raza works, with the sale of 'Bindu Bija Mantra' selling for over Rs

and printmaking at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Baroda, under stalwarts like N. S. Bendre, Sankho Chaudhari and K. G. Subramanayan. In the 70s, he learnt the intaglio ...AND FEATURES An exhibition celebrating Jyoti Bhatt’s life and art A prominent figure in the Indian

as part of the exhibition. Among them Ramkinkar Baij is considered one of the earliest Indian artists to experiment with abstract sculptural forms. N S ... Prabha, B. Vithal, Badri Narayan, Ramkinkar Baij, N.S Bendre , Rameshwar Broota, Shobha Broota , S.R Bhushan, Sakti Burman, Arpana Caur, Sankho Chaudhuri,

to 1998 who have left their mark on the Indian art scene. There are works by Prabhakar Kolte, Jehangir Sabavala, Badri Narayan, N. S. Bendre, Homi ...sensibilities were fine-tuned after he came in touch with the likes of M. F. Husain, S. H. Raza and Akbar Padamsee. Over a period of time, he developed a keen

section includes the profile of late Mumbai artist N S Bendre in tribute to the artist. Another floor is dedicated to the upcoming talented artists ...Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA)'s annual show 'Ideas & Images: The Art in Mumbai' makes a similar attempt to grasp the spirit of the city through art.

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