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Lot 40 Details
WORKS ON PAPER 8-9 April 2020
Women
Ink on paper
10.5 x 7.5 in
$4,110-5,480 Rs 3,00,000- 4,00,000
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Lot 10 Details
Spring LIVE Auction | Mumbai, Live 5 March 2020
Twenty-seven...
Oil on canvas
65.75 x 59.75 in
Winning bid $120,000 Rs 84,00,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 19 Details
Winter Online Auction 9-10 December 2019
Untitled
Watercolour on paper
14 x 10.75 in
Lot 89 Details
Summer Online Auction 12-13 June 2019
Charcoal and pencil on paper pasted on mountboard
50 x 72.5 in
Winning bid $46,176 Rs 31,86,144 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 66 Details
Modern Indian Art 5-6 December 2018
Watercolour, acrylic and ink on paper
16 x 11 in
Winning bid $16,800 Rs 11,59,200 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
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Lot 15 Details
The Year-End Absolute Auction 16-17 December 2019
Draped and...
11.25 x 8 in
Winning bid $3,737 Rs 2,61,600 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 123 Details
No Reserve Auction of Modern and Contemporary Art 12-13 November 2019
Watercolour on handmade paper pasted on cardboard
8.25 x 11.5 in
Winning bid $6,000 Rs 4,20,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 36 Details
No Reserve Auction of Modern and Contemporary Art 22-23 October 2019
8.5 x 11.5 in
Winning bid $4,286 Rs 3,00,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 76 Details
No Reserve Auction of Modern and Contemporary Art 22-23 January 2019
Watercolour on paper pasted on mountboard
Winning bid $5,353 Rs 3,69,360 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
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Lot 95 Details
Works on paper. 2-20 February 2006
15 x 11 in
Lot 96 Details
Pen and ink on paper
11 x 8 in
Lot 476 Details
Works on paper. 20 Feb-15 Mar 2003
11.5 x 8.5 in
Lot 477 Details
9.75 x 6.75 in
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"Arpita Singh has pushed the visual lexicon of the middle-aged woman further than almost any other woman artist. The anomaly between the aging body ...of the private creating an edgy uncertainty." - Gayatri Sinha Born in 1937 Arpita Singh received her diploma in Fine Arts at the Delhi Polytechnic
Mumbai Kolkata 1988 ‘Through the Looking Glass’ Watercolors by Arpita Singh Nalini Malani and Nilima Sheikh at the Lakaeeren Gallery Mumbai CCA Art
of the images is Arpita Singh`s characteristic style. This use of calendar imagery is one that Singh has used previously in her painting `31 Days
"Arpita Singh has pushed the visual lexicon of the middle-aged woman further than almost any other woman artist. The anomaly between the aging body and the residue of desire between the ordinary and the divine and the threat of the violent fluxes of the impinging external world gives her work
Arpita Singh unites subject and process to bestow her works with several strata of meaning. “Memories and mappings of dislocations and discoveries of nostalgia and pain of excitement and anxiety have surged through her images. But Arpita Singh also responds to other dynamics in the world to the interface
Arpita Singh's deep and complex oeuvre spanning more than four decades is informed by and addresses the multiple histories she has witnessed ...and pain of excitement and anxiety have surged through her images. But Arpita Singh also responds to other dynamics in the world to the interface
Though Arpita Singh`s works may initially seem whimsical or even unsophisticated they are informed by complex narratives that tell of the artist`s ... (Arpita Singh Picture Postcard 2003-2006 Vadehra Art Gallery Exhibition Catalogue 2006 p. 1). Building up her paintings out of thick layers
Arpita Singh born in 1937 began her professional life as a designer and textile consultant at the Weaver’s Service Center in Kolkata and New Delhi....that underlie and inform her paintings. Though they may at first seem esoteric and even stylistically naive each of Arpita Singh’s paintings has
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suspects, expert opinion will do no harm. "Someone like Arpita Singh, who I think one of India's foremost woman artists, really come
is impossible to attain in the market is Arpita Singh. She is known as one who thinks with paint. Singh's Stop Ringing the Bell, a rather recent work
at the Metropolitan Pavilion in May, also includes veteran artists Maqbool Fida Husain, Francis Newton Souza, Arpita Singh and others who make up ...of women, highlighting artists such as Arpita Singh and Rekha Rodwittiya. The women have long questioned patriarchal norms in Indian culture, and their works
sought after women artists, Arpita Singh. A brilliant orchestration of colour and abstracted planes is the rare 1984 work 'Woman with Cat'
artistes fared just as well. Arpita Singh, whose work on paper sold for over Rs 4 lakh, Baiju Parthan's large canvas sold for almost Rs 4 lakh, and T
will be able to grasp concept art. It is very close to Sufi philosophy.' Gupta, who rates Arpita Singh as one of the best contemporary artists he has
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