Uttam Chitrakar portrays the essence of a fish seller with remarkable finesse. At the centre of the composition sits the woman, a fish seller, a testament to the hustle and bustle of Kolkata’s bustling markets. Her presence is both commanding and graceful, with a sense of confident pride in her occupation. Dressed in a richly coloured saree adorned with intricate patterns, she is a symbol of the resilience and beauty of the working-class women of the era. In her arms, she carries a large, glistening fish, meticulously detailed, showcasing the artist’s meticulous attention to detail. Beside her, a mischievous cat sits with its prize,a delicious fish in its mouth, gazing at the woman. The masterpiece captures a moment in time, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of ancient India, preserved forever in the vivid strokes of this timeless Kalighat painting.
Brushstrokes of Imagination: Uttam Chitrakars Kalighat
₹3,200.00
Size : Medium
Dimensions : H: 14(in) by W: 11(in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper
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SKU: MM2175
Categories: Home Décor, Kalighat Art
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