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Progressive Artist’s Group- MF
Hussain, Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza
Bengal School Artists- Calcutta Group
Devajyoti Ray, Bose Krishnamachari, Chintan Upadhyay
Jatin Das, Satish Gujral
Art in Bombay, Vadodara, Delhi, Calcutta,
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Art
activities and movements had mostly been city-centric, for cities
provide ready art-lovers, patrons and premises where large number of
people can gather and view art works. The
Realism Movement in Europe was
concentrated mostly in the two cities of London and Paris.
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Impressionism
was predominantly a
Paris-based movement.
Cubism
was associated with Barcelona, Paris and
later New York. Expressionism was associated with Berlin.
In the
post world war era, New York became the centre of world art, which
launched movements like the
Abstract
expressionism and later pop art and
Magic realism.
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Ganesh
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Indian Artists in the last century
had accepted Calcutta as the Art Capital of India. but equally important
were the cities like Bombay, Vadodara and Delhi.
Calcutta
has seen the emergence of the first major Art group in post independence
era: the Calcutta Group. Started by artists like
Ramkinkar Baij, Benode
Bihari Mukherjee and
Abani Sen, this group mostly exhibited works with
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MF
Hussain Mumbai |
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Another Cacutta Group is the
Society of Contemporary Artists which includes Artists like Sunil Das,
Bikash Bhattacharya, Shyamal Duttaroy, Suhas Roy and BR Panesar.
But the
most well known Art Group in India had been the Bombay based Progressive Artists’
Group. Started by FN Souza along with MF Hussain and Gaitonde, the group
later disintegrated, but the Artsis like Hussain became cult figures.
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Gulam
Md.Sheikh Vadodara |
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Outside the group, prominent Bombay
artists include Jahangir Sabbavala, Vaikunthan, and younger artists like
Bose Krishnamachari, Chintan Upadhyay and Jitish Kallat among others. The faculty of Fine Arts at
Vadodara’s Maharaja Sayaji Rao Gaekwad university was started among
others by
Santiniketan’s
KG Subbramanian and Sankho
Ghosh.
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Satish
Gujral
Delhi |
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In course of time the
university produced important artists like Ghulam Mohammad Sheikh, Vivan
Sundaram and Bhupen Khakar. However many of these artists later shifted
their base to either Delhi or Bombay. Though at the time of independence
New Delhi did not have many art galleries, today it is witnessing assembling of many artists from various
parts of the country like Jatin Das from Orissa, Satish Gujral from
Punjab,
Devajyoti Ray
from Bengal Jahangir Sabbavala from Bombay, Yusuf
Arakkal from Karnataka and Manu Parekh from Benares.
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Jatin
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Abstraction,
Realism,
Surrealism,
Impressionism,
Cubism,
Fauvism,
Pseudo-realism,
Magic realism,
Erotic art,
Folk
Art,
Tribal Art,
Miniature Art,
Centres of Art,
Calcutta,
Delhi, Bombay,
Vadodara,
Santiniketan,
Pablo Picasso,
Georges Braque,
Max Ernst,
Salvador Dali,
Edouard Manet,
Claude Monet
Vincent van Gogh,
Paul Gauguin,
Henry Matisse,
Alex Colville,
Paul Cadmus, George Bellows,
Ababnindranath
Tagore, Gaganendranath
Tagore, Rabindranath
Tagore, Nandalal Bose, Raja Ravi Verma, Hemen Majumdar, Amrita Shergill, Jamini Roy, Baburao Painter, Ramkinkar Baij, Zainul Abedin,
Benode Bihari
Mukherjee, K G
Subbhramaniyan, Krishna Hebbar, Francis Newton
Souza, Maqbool Fida
Hussain, Tyeb Mehta, Saiyyad Haider
Raza, Jehangir
Sabbavala, Ganesh Pyne, KC Pyne, Satish Gujral, Anjolie Ela
Menon, Bikash
Bhattacharya, Sunil Das, Jatin Das, Shyamal
Duttaroy, Jogen Choudhuri, Arpana Caur, Yusuf Arakkal, Vivan Sundaram, Bose
Kishnamachari, Devajyoti Ray, Atul Dodiya, Jitish Kallat,
Laxma Goud, Anupam Sud, Shibu Natesan, Shakila,
Warli Art,
Banni Art,
Santhal Art,
Bhill Art,
Batik Art,
Madhubani Painting,
Kashmir Papier Machete,
Kalighat Pat,
Orissa Patachitra,
History of Indian Art,
Contemporary Indian Art,
21stcentury Indian Art,
Indus Valley Art,
Indus Valley Teracotta,
Maurya Art,
Gupta Art,
Ajanta Frescoes, Ellora Frescoes,
Mahabalipuram Sculptures,
Pala Miniature,
Temple Art,
Mughal Murals,
Mughal Miniature,
Tanjore Art,
Mysore Art,
Sikh Art,
Maratha Art,
Rajasthani Art,
Company School of Art,
Bengal School Art,
Progressive Artists Group
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