Woman Carrying Water Pot - Hemendranath Mazumdar - Indian Masters Painting - Art Prints Size:Large - 17x30 inches This poster print is unframed

This poster print is unframed and dispatched as rolled in sturdy packaging tubes

as well as its ability to provide an almost brushless finish if used straight from the can

They were executed during the two months at the end of 1888 that his artist friend Paul Gauguin spent with him at The Yellow House in Arles

One of her shoes is behind her

he was one of the most sought after artists for portrait commissions

Woman Carrying Water Pot - Hemendranath Mazumdar - Indian Masters Painting - Art Prints Size:Large - 17x30 inches This poster print is unframedHemendranath Mazumdar was a painter of exceptional talent. Although he was praised for his fine treatment of pastels, watercolors and chalks, his real skill lay in the way he handled the oil medium. Women of his native Bengal, most bathing or draped in wet saris are considered Mazumdar`s classical trademark. A renowned and thriving painter of the European academic style in the Kolkata of 1920s, Hemendranath was a close associate of Abanindranath