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In the 1970s, Bendre developed his own version of Pointillism, drawing on 19th-century European modernist techniques, and linking them to a distinctively Indian vision. The current work features a riot of violet-blue and white flowers growing wild amidst tall leaves in a field. Bendre has implemented a method of optical colour blending, where individual dots and small strokes of pure colour are applied close together, which allows the viewer’s eye to blend them at a distance, creating a unified and vibrant image. The minimalist simplicity, delicate brushwork, and muted palette, conjures a sense of tranquillity reminiscent of traditional Japanese painting. Available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. #bendre #pundoles #pundolesauction #indianart #art #indianartist #artauction #artwork

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In the 1970s, Bendre developed his own version of Pointillism, drawing on 19th-century European modernist techniques, and linking them to a distinctively Indian vision. The current work features a riot of violet-blue and white flowers growing wild amidst tall leaves in a field. Bendre has implemented a method of optical colour blending, where individual dots and small strokes of pure colour are applied close together, which allows the viewer’s eye to blend them at a distance, creating a unified and vibrant image. The minimalist simplicity, delicate brushwork, and muted palette, conjures a sense of tranquillity reminiscent of traditional Japanese painting. Available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. #bendre #pundoles #pundolesauction #indianart #art #indianartist #artauction #artwork

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A masterful colourist, Jagdish Swaminathan conjures a mystical dimension in the current lot, from his Bird, Tree and Mountain Series. In this unique composition, he breaks down the cosmos into the two basic realms of the universe – ether and the oceanic expanse. The picture plane is divided thus into two realms: above, an ethereal dimension where a veined mountain descends from the sky, and a sleek bird flies elegantly above a levitating stone, all defying the laws of physics. Below, the canvas challenges natural order, as fish, that seemingly defy their natural habitat, appear to occupy the same space as a cluster of trees growing along the side of a mountain. Available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. #jagdishswaminathan #art #fineart #indianart #pundoles #pundolesauction #fineartsale #indianauctionhouse

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A masterful colourist, Jagdish Swaminathan conjures a mystical dimension in the current lot, from his Bird, Tree and Mountain Series. In this unique composition, he breaks down the cosmos into the two basic realms of the universe – ether and the oceanic expanse. The picture plane is divided thus into two realms: above, an ethereal dimension where a veined mountain descends from the sky, and a sleek bird flies elegantly above a levitating stone, all defying the laws of physics. Below, the canvas challenges natural order, as fish, that seemingly defy their natural habitat, appear to occupy the same space as a cluster of trees growing along the side of a mountain. Available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. #jagdishswaminathan #art #fineart #indianart #pundoles #pundolesauction #fineartsale #indianauctionhouse

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Souza’s works of the 1940s occupy a unique place in the artist’s oeuvre and provide some of the earliest insights into his artistic evolution. It is the only decade in his career where the works are predominantly Indian in subject and form, influenced by memories of his childhood years spent in Goa. These early works were painted in a surprising range of styles, from Expressionistic to Fauvist to Modernist. Herman Goetz identified the influence of Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse, Hokusai, Goan Catholic art, the sculpture of Mathura, and even Mayan art, on Souza’s art of this period. Whatever his inspiration, these paintings reveal how much Souza experimented with styles in a quest to create his own unique visual vocabulary. Available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. #pundoles #pundolesauction #fnsouza #art #fineart #fineartsale #indianart #indianartist

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Souza’s works of the 1940s occupy a unique place in the artist’s oeuvre and provide some of the earliest insights into his artistic evolution. It is the only decade in his career where the works are predominantly Indian in subject and form, influenced by memories of his childhood years spent in Goa. These early works were painted in a surprising range of styles, from Expressionistic to Fauvist to Modernist. Herman Goetz identified the influence of Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse, Hokusai, Goan Catholic art, the sculpture of Mathura, and even Mayan art, on Souza’s art of this period. Whatever his inspiration, these paintings reveal how much Souza experimented with styles in a quest to create his own unique visual vocabulary. Available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. #pundoles #pundolesauction #fnsouza #art #fineart #fineartsale #indianart #indianartist

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An Austrian émigré, Walter Langhammer and his Jewish wife Käthe Urbach were integral to Mumbai’s vibrant art scene, with artists, writers, and intellectuals gathering at their Nepean Sea Road apartment every Sunday. Langhammer became a valuable critical voice to artists like K.H. Ara, A.A. Almelker, F.N. Souza, M.F. Husain, K.K. Hebbar and S.H. Raza. This lot, probably a study for a larger work, depicts the Gateway of India—a landmark in Mumbai. The dynamic interplay between the warm yellow highlights, set against the cooler bluish hues of water and sky, creates an idyllic scene with delightful details of boats and the buzz of people, hopping on and off the boats or enjoying a leisurely stroll. Available at our upcoming auction on October 17. Stay tuned for details. #pundoles #pundolesauction #art #artwork #artsale #artauction #walterlanghammer

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An Austrian émigré, Walter Langhammer and his Jewish wife Käthe Urbach were integral to Mumbai’s vibrant art scene, with artists, writers, and intellectuals gathering at their Nepean Sea Road apartment every Sunday. Langhammer became a valuable critical voice to artists like K.H. Ara, A.A. Almelker, F.N. Souza, M.F. Husain, K.K. Hebbar and S.H. Raza. This lot, probably a study for a larger work, depicts the Gateway of India—a landmark in Mumbai. The dynamic interplay between the warm yellow highlights, set against the cooler bluish hues of water and sky, creates an idyllic scene with delightful details of boats and the buzz of people, hopping on and off the boats or enjoying a leisurely stroll. Available at our upcoming auction on October 17. Stay tuned for details. #pundoles #pundolesauction #art #artwork #artsale #artauction #walterlanghammer

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‘A Jeram Patel piece is never dull, never pleasing or pointless. The spectator might not comprehend immediately and completely what it is supposed to communicare, but he is aware nevertheless of its power to fascinate, its mystery and its dynamic activity.
The eye is stimulated to investigate the image and experience the energy and the movement embodied in the intriguing shapes, the subtle textures or the fecund formations that appear to grow and extend themselves.’ Richard Bartholomew. This work by the artist, is available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. Stay tuned for more. #pundoles #pundolesauction #indianart #abstractart #art #artauction #indianartist

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‘A Jeram Patel piece is never dull, never pleasing or pointless. The spectator might not comprehend immediately and completely what it is supposed to communicare, but he is aware nevertheless of its power to fascinate, its mystery and its dynamic activity. The eye is stimulated to investigate the image and experience the energy and the movement embodied in the intriguing shapes, the subtle textures or the fecund formations that appear to grow and extend themselves.’ Richard Bartholomew. This work by the artist, is available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale on October 17. Stay tuned for more. #pundoles #pundolesauction #indianart #abstractart #art #artauction #indianartist

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Filmmaker turned artist, Bal Chhabda started his career as an artist quite by accident. Husain, a friend and collaborator on one of his films, invited him to visit the Bhulabhai Desai Institute at Warden Road, where he met artists Tyeb Mehta, S.H. Raza, Krishen Khanna, Ram Kumar and V.S. Gaitonde. Inspired Chhabda started sketching and painting. The present lot, available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale, exemplifies Chhabda’s relentless pursuit for form. His figures are not intentional; instead, swathes of colour merge under the viewer’s scrutiny to depict an image of two lovers. #pundoles #pundolesauction #balchhabda #art #artist #indianart #artauction

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Filmmaker turned artist, Bal Chhabda started his career as an artist quite by accident. Husain, a friend and collaborator on one of his films, invited him to visit the Bhulabhai Desai Institute at Warden Road, where he met artists Tyeb Mehta, S.H. Raza, Krishen Khanna, Ram Kumar and V.S. Gaitonde. Inspired Chhabda started sketching and painting. The present lot, available at our upcoming Fine Art Sale, exemplifies Chhabda’s relentless pursuit for form. His figures are not intentional; instead, swathes of colour merge under the viewer’s scrutiny to depict an image of two lovers. #pundoles #pundolesauction #balchhabda #art #artist #indianart #artauction

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Our next Fine Art Sale on October 17, includes a range of works by M.F. Husain including this bold drawing from the 1950s. Watch this space for more! #pundoles #pundolesauction #mfhusain #fineart #indianart #indianartist #art #artauction

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Our next Fine Art Sale on October 17, includes a range of works by M.F. Husain including this bold drawing from the 1950s. Watch this space for more! #pundoles #pundolesauction #mfhusain #fineart #indianart #indianartist #art #artauction

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Our next Fine Art Sale is scheduled for 17 October, 2024 in Mumbai. Highlights of the sale include this contemplative figurative work by Ram Kumar titled Woman from 1959, supplemented by a choice of landscapes from different decades, and a selection of works by FN Souza from the 1940s and 1950s. Both artists celebrate their birth centenary this year! Stay tuned for more details. #pundoles #pundolesauction #fineartsale #indianart #indianartist

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Our next Fine Art Sale is scheduled for 17 October, 2024 in Mumbai. Highlights of the sale include this contemplative figurative work by Ram Kumar titled Woman from 1959, supplemented by a choice of landscapes from different decades, and a selection of works by FN Souza from the 1940s and 1950s. Both artists celebrate their birth centenary this year! Stay tuned for more details. #pundoles #pundolesauction #fineartsale #indianart #indianartist

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Thank you to everyone who raised a paddle in support of Vipla Foundation. We were thrilled to be a part of their Special Cause. #pundoles #pundolesauction #charityauction

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