animals. I believe I must have existed even then as an artist as I do now." The New Delhi based artist Rameshwar Broota celebrated his 61st birthday ... Rameshwar Broota lives and works out of New Delhi

1960-64 New Delhi College of Art New Delhi Selected Solo Exhibitions 2009 'Counterparts' Vadehra Art Gallery Shridharani Gallery New Delhi 2008 ‘Photographs by Rameshwar Broota’ presented by Sakshi Gallery and Vadehra Art Gallery at Sakshi Gallery Mumbai 2007 Organized by Vadehra Art

Narain has trained in painting under the artist Rameshwar Broota at Delhi 's Traveni Kala Sangam and in vocal classical music under the late

She has been trained under artist Rameshwar Broota Selected Solo Exhibitions 2005 Krishna’s Collection Art Gallery New Delhi 2003 Triveni Kala Sangam New Delhi 1998 Jawahar Kala Kendra Jaipur 1997 Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai 1996 Triveni Kala Sangam New Delhi 1994 Display

Broota teacher at Triveni Kala Sangam in Delhi and hailing from a family rich in artistic traditions is one of India’s most well established contemporary artists. Her husband is the artist Rameshwar Broota and their daughter Pooja Iranna and her husband GR Iranna are artists as well. In her long

1996 Art Appreciation (Art & Culture) from National Museum New Delhi 1989 B. A. (Literature) Aligarh Muslim University Uttar Pradesh 1989 Studied Painting under Mr. Rameshwar Broota at the Art Department of Triveni Kala Sangam New Delhi Selected Solo Exhibitions 2008 'Recent Works by F.

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Broota" Rameshwar Broota`s exhibition catalogue held at Shridharni Gallery 2001... For Broota the Eternal is composed of minute instances and it is a continuous process of revelation and realization. In a perfect marriage of form

of the Precipice The Art of Rameshwar Broota" Rameshwar Broota Shridharni Gallery Exhibition Catalogue 2001... Helmet is part of the Unknown Soldier series Broota undertook in 1990s and 2000. These paintings are examples of Broota`s `nick-blade` technique

Born in 1941 Rameshwar Broota began his artistic career as an academic portraitist but soon turned to more stylized renderings of the figure ... (Ella Dutta “The Archaeology of Experience” in Rameshwar Broota Vadehra Art Gallery Exhibition Catalogue 2004-05 p. 18). Almost five feet square

Born in 1941 Rameshwar Broota began his artistic career as an academic portraitist but soon turned to more stylized renderings of the figure ...Broota's primitive figuration explores pre-social existence and the possibility of post-social man as a critique of economic and political corruption

of Experience Rameshwar Broota Vadehra Art Gallery exhibition catalogue 2004-05 p. 21). In the present lot a stark yet epic canvas it is the divergent ...After his seminal series 'Man' of the 1980s Broota turned away from exclusive figuration to work on a series of large semiabstract landscapes

” (Gayatri Sinha Edge of the Precipice The art of Rameshwar Broota Vadhera Art Gallery2001 p. 28 – 29...Broota’s work has at its center been consumed with the human condition and the individual’s relationship and power struggle with a developing India

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Souza, Tyeb Mehta, V S Gaitonde, Ram Kumar, Rameshwar Broota, Jogen Chowdhury, Krishen Khanna etc. One will find significant works for high-end

AND FEATURES Rameshwar Broota's blade and a painted canvas Rameshwar Broota conjures up his ...from the works of Surinder, Vasundhara Tewari Broota, Hemi Bawa, Jagdish Chauder, Sanjay Roy, Shruti Gupta Chandra, etc. Rameshwar Broota does

today. Fetching the third top price was F.N. Souza's monumental portrait, 'Titian's Grandfather' (1955), which sold for $591,500. Rameshwar Broota's 'Man - II' (1981) attracted an intense round of last minute bidding, eventually going for $359,829. Jogen Chowdhury's 'Couple A' (1984)

feature works of stylistic and historic significance by artists like S H Raza and Rameshwar Broota. "The interest in India's modern art has grown

feature works of stylistic and historic significance by artists like S H Raza and Rameshwar Broota. "The interest in India's modern art has grown

Prabha, B. Vithal, Badri Narayan, Ramkinkar Baij, N.S Bendre , Rameshwar Broota, Shobha Broota , S.R Bhushan, Sakti Burman, Arpana Caur, Sankho Chaudhuri,...of rhythm, represent his mastery of carving, There are artists who work in an unconventional mode that form part of the show. For example, Rameshwar

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