Jamini Roy — Dancing Gopini | Fine Art Print

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Jamini Roy — Dancing Gopini | Fine Art PrintJamini Roy (18871972) was a Bengali painter who renounced Western academic training to develop a style rooted in the folk art traditions of rural Bengal particularly the flat, bold outlines and pure colours of Kalighat pat painting. Reducing the figure to its essential graphic elements, he created a body of work of extraordinary formal clarity and emotional directness women, gopinis, cats, Christ figures that bridges the Indian folk tradition and 20th

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