Abstract art has undeniably enthralled the spectators with its unique way of representing art. Be it different swirling shapes (particularly lines, squares, rectangles, forms, etc.), a visual display of vibrant colors and overall composition, everything is depicted distinctively by the artist on the canvas. Interestingly, the images included in abstract art paintings are often incredible versions of veracity. At times, the theme painted is something that only the artist is able to interpret. However, there are artists who are able ... Read more>>

Each and every corner of India is filled with purest form of artistic expressions. One such form of art that has felt spectators amazed and captivated with its simplistic intensity is Folk art paintings. The color hues and the exuberance of these customary forms of artwork give them the charming charisma which very few other forms of artwork are able to divulge. Well, it can be said that ethnic Indian openness and sensitivity is best represented through the Folk Paintings. These types of paintings vividly reflect different flavors ... Read more>>

Different forms of Indian art paintings have never failed to spellbind and astonish the art lovers and admirer since time immemorial. Be it an abstract, still life, pop, fantasy, folk, landscape, surreal, figurative or tribal art, each form of artwork reflects its uniqueness in an exceptional way. Interestingly, tribal art in India takes on unusual manifestations through usage of wide-ranging medium such as earthenware, painting, metalwork, paper art, weaving and crafting of objects such as jewelry and toys. These are not just piec... Read more>>

The main aim of the artist is to create beauty and while working on a particular painting they keep that in mind. This is why the Indian arts have a distinct position in the global arena. As compared to other forms of art like dance and music, paintings are capable to portray the feelings and emotions of the artist for a longer period. In simple words, Indian paintings have the capability to portray human emotions and hold them for a longer period. Style of Indian paintings varies from region to region. It has gone through many cha... Read more>>

Mural paintings have their roots dating back to early medieval times, from 2nd century BC to 8th - 10th century AD. Murals were the rock cut structures famous for their artistic beauty. The finest and the world known examples are the caves of Ajanta and Kailasanatha temple in Ellora Caves. With the passage of time and evolvement of art, we see refined versions of Mural paintings. Now, it is directly painted on the wall or ceiling or other permanent surfaces. They reflect a unique amalgamation of smooth and pleasant architectural el... Read more>>