Century’ Delhi Art Gallery New Delhi 1999 ‘K. K. Hebbar – In Remembrance’ Fine Art Company Mumbai 1997 ‘K. K. Hebbar – Paintings Drawings Publications’ organized by K. K. Hebbar Art Foundation Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai Selected Solo Exhibitions 1993 ‘K. K. Hebbar – Exhibition of Paintings’

"The time has passed for artists to be patronized. They must now have a standing of their own." Kattingeri Krishna Hebbar was born ...helped Hebbar decide that he wanted to pursue art as a career. Despite training in the Western tradition Hebbar remained rooted to the folk tradition.

Studied Painting Under her Artist Father K K Hebbar Selected Solo Exhibitions 2006 Cymroza Gallery Mumbai 2006 Sumukha Gallery Bangalore 2005 Forum Gallery Chennai 1995 Cymroza Art Gallery Mumbai. 1986 Gallery Nidus Sydney Australia. 1985 Gallery 'K' Geneva & Bonn sponsored

K. K. Hebbar Foundation Society Scholarship and has also been honoured with the Bombay Art Society Award in 1996 and the Maharashtra State Art Prize

2000 Art for a Cause-FORHD 2003’ Art in Contemporary Society’ Bangalore 2000 Shilpakala Academy Annual Art Exhibition Bangalore 2000 K. K. Hebbar

N.S.Bendre. K. K. Hebbar M. S. Joshi. P. A. Dhond and Shankar Palsikar were among his illustrious contemporaries. It was during this period

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unpaginated). A pioneer of Indian modernism Hebbar combined Indian and Western influences in both his style and the subjects he chose to portray. Early ...suited the themes he wanted to explore in his work. "Hebbar is a difficult artist to tag a name on. He is unorthodox though trained in an orthodox western

Born in 1911 Hebbar was one of India`s earliest modern painters leading the way for many others. Although he was trained in the academic realist ...for inspiration. “Explorative and experimental in his approach Hebbar`s art displayed a number of styles from the figurative to the near abstract

A pioneer of Indian modernism Hebbar combined Indian and Western influences in both his style and the subjects he chose to portray. Early in his ...the themes he wanted to explore in his work. Influenced by artists including Amrita Shergil Paul Gauguin and various schools of Indian miniatures Hebbar

The artists represented include Bal Chhabda, Atul Dodiya, K. K. Hebbar, M.F. Husain, Bhupen Khakhar, Bose Krishnamachari, Chirodeep Chaudhuri, Nalini Malani,...on representing the realms of ordinary people is on view. One interesting work - oil on canvas - done by late K. K. Hebbar conveys the human density of construction

board- (K.C.S Paniker); K K Hebbar's ''Tribal Sacred Ritual Ceremony' - Gouache on paper board. F N Souza's 'Nude with Her Shadow' - Oil on canvas ... Jatin Das, Bimal Dasgupta, Prodosh Das Gupta, Biren De, Gopal Ghose, Satish Gujral, Sangeeta Gupta, K.K Hebbar, Somnath Hore, M.F Husain, Owais

Caur, B Prabha, Badri Narayan, C N Karunakaran, Gogi Saroj Pal, Gurucharan Singh, Heeral Trivedi, Hemen Mazumdar, K K Hebbar, Jatin Das. Several other prominent artists whose works form part of the show are Jaysri Burman, John Fernandes, K H Ara, Kahini Arte Merchant, Lalitha Lajmi, Laxma Gaud, Laxman

and Fernandes. It was during this period that the career of Satwalekar grew in stature and substance. J.D. Gondhalekar, M.R. Achrekar, N.S.Bendre. K. K. Hebbar, M. S. Joshi. P. A. Dhond and Shankar Palshikar were among his illustrious contemporaries. He began with portraits and landscapes creating

their individual identity." J.D. Gondhalekar, M.R. Achrekar, N.S.Bendre. K. K. Hebbar, M. S. Joshi. P. A. Dhond and Shankar Palshikar were among his illustrious

are on display include K H Ara, K K Hebbar, M F Husain, Naina Kanodia, Yusuf Arakkal, Subhash Awchat, Madhusudan Kumar, Rekha Rao and from the younger lot

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