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Tigers in repose

Rs. 168,000.00
Rs. 168,000.00
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Details

Artform

Gond, Madhya Pradesh

Artist

Mithlesh Shyam

Dimensions

36 x 63 Inches

Medium

Acrylic colors on Canvas

Framing

Unframed

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The Painting

When one thinks of Mithlesh Shyam and his astounding contribution to the Gond artform, tigers are the first thing that comes to mind. Through his signature take on the Gond form, he has made an iconic presentation of tigers that is unmissable and equally enigmatic. Here he has depicted three tigers rendered in almost monochromatic lines. The overlapping patterns of stripes are as mesmerising as they are joyous; however the black and white lines are broken up with small mandala-like patterns that adorn their bodies. This work like many others is a feast for the eyes.

The Artform

"The Gond art originating in Madhya Pradesh derives its name from the Dravidian word kond which means ‘green mountain’. Over the years the Gond artists have developed a bold visual vocabulary that uses naturally occurring pigment colors such as black, deep red, white, and ochre. The geometric patterns involving dots are used to create an intricate image of animals and the natural environment with an infusion of a distinct style of each practicing Gond artist. The history of the Gond tribe goes back 1400 years ago, with it comes a heritage of Gond Pradhans, who were musicians and storytellers within the tribe, and the primarily practiced Gond art which has transcended from being painted on mud walls to canvas and papers. It is also popular in regions like Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha. "

The Artist

Born in 1991, Mithilesh Shyam hails from Pattangarh, Madhya Pradesh. He belongs to a family of a Pardhan sub-group of the Gond Tribe. He began his drawing at the age of 14 years old under the tutelage of his sister, Radha Tekam. They are linked to the famous Jangarh Singh Shyam through paternal ancestry. Mithlesh has a distinctive style of executing the infilling pattern – a combination of dots, dashes, and small curves that fill the larger shapes in a painting. He has been exhibited in several prestigious organizations like ‘Lalit Kala Akademi’ in New Delhi, and ‘IGNAC’ in New Delhi.

Provenance

"The painting has been created by Bridge Bharat’s master artist partners.  "

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Other details

"The price you see is for an unframed painting. If you want us to custom frame the artwork, please drop us a message. We highly encourage this, framing is an art by itself :) The artwork you will receive is as close to the original artwork as possible but as with all things handmade, there may be minute differences in color and motifs, truly rendering each artwork one of a kind. Trust the process! "