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IndianArtCollectors.com is showcasing a unique Online Exhibition, displaying enthralling Oil Paintings, Water Colour Paintings and Digital Paintings by Internationally acclaimed artist Brahm Prakash— from November 1 to November 15, 2011.

IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight is showcasing an exquisite online group exhibition, displaying around 30 artworks by ace artists and sculptors from Kolkata. The exhibition begins on 16th September and will go uptill 30th September

IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight features the canvases of Mahesh Prajapati — an artist who loves to explore different mediums and techniques in printmaking such as etching, serigraph, wood, linocut and lithography.

IndianArtCollectors.com, with an aim to promote Indian contemporary art, is showcasing an interesting Online Exhibition by Manish Pushkale, where the artist would take the viewers to a journey through abstracts.

IndianArt Collectors.com starts this fortnight featuring the work of an eminent artist : Somnath Bothe. A gold medalist in art, according to him paintings are the medium for expressing his way of looking at the things.

IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight brings to you the colorful work of Deepankar Majumdar- An artist for whom painting is the source through which he can express himself.

IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight features the canvases of Prakash Pore — an artist who loves to dip his paint brush in lively colours, which according to him are — fresh.

IndianArtCollectors.com is showcasing a unique Online Exhibition, displaying enthralling Oil Paintings, Water Colour Paintings and Digital Paintings by Internationally acclaimed artist Brahm Prakash— from November 1 to November 15, 2011.

IndianArtCollectors.com, this fortnight features the abstract canvases of artist Rajani Dhanewar— a painter whose subliminal swarm of colours forms intriguing images.

IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight is showcasing an impeccable Online Group Exhibition, displaying artworks by ace artists and sculptors from Kolkata. The exhibition, started on 16th October, will go uptill 31st October.

IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight is showcasing an exquisite online group exhibition, displaying around 30 artworks by ace artists and sculptors from Kolkata. The exhibition begins on 16th September and will go uptill 30th September

IndianArtCollectors.com, this fortnight features the contemporary and realistic sculptures of artist Gagan Vij. His work speaks earthiness and celebrates God’s perfect creation- the human figure.

IndianArtCollectors.com this fortnight features the canvases of Mahesh Prajapati — an artist who loves to explore different mediums and techniques in printmaking such as etching, serigraph, wood, linocut and lithography.

IndianArtCollectors.com, with an aim to promote Indian contemporary art, is showcasing an interesting Online Exhibition by Manish Pushkale, where the artist would take the viewers to a journey through abstracts.

IndianArtCollectors.com, in association with Chandigarh Lalit Kala Akademi, recently sponsored the Manjit Bawa Scholarship to Chandigarh-based budding artist Robin Singh.

IndianArtCollectors.com, this fortnight features the lively canvases of artist Sachida Nagdev— a painter who is best known for his abstract oil paintings in harmonious colors and representational art.

IndianArtCollectors.com, in its earnest effort to boost the reach of Indian contemporary art, has joined hands with eminent artist Prem Singh, whose canvases would be displayed in an Online Exhibition from August 16 to August 31, 2011.

IndianArtCollectors.com, this fortnight features the canvases of Madan Lal— a painter whose works are infused with a dream-like similarity— of creation, of a rhythmic flow and of artistic beauty.

IndianArtCollectors.com, with an aim to promote Indian contemporary art, is showcasing an Online Exhibition, displaying the mixed-media canvases of Internationally acclaimed artist Kanchan Chander— from August 1 to August 15, 2011.

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Whenever he returns to something he assumes he once understood–a conception, a book, someone’s life–he finds that not only has the object changed, but the terms upon which he understood the object have themselves altered, or lost their meaning.

From a series on collage - Max Ernst (born in Brühl, North Rheinland, Germany 1891; died in Paris, France 1976) was an entirely self-taught artist. Like many young European men of his generation, he was drafted and saw action in the First World War.

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A fascination with the harsh environment of the desert Southwest has inspired Howard Brandenburg to create his monumental paintings. His images are incisive depictions of an unforgiving landscape baked in the ever present sun.