"The remnants of the traditional lifestyle of my youth stir my memories, and I am transported into this bygone era." Suhas Bahulkar's paintings are the outcome of his childhood memories; the... Read full biography
"The remnants of the traditional lifestyle of my youth stir my memories, and I am transported into this bygone era." Suhas Bahulkar's paintings are the outcome of his childhood memories; the nostalgia over the vanishing culture of his formative years. He was greatly inspired by the traditional... Read full biography
"The remnants of the traditional lifestyle of my youth stir my memories, and I am transported into this bygone era." Suhas Bahulkar's paintings are the outcome of his childhood memories; the nostalgia over the vanishing culture of his formative years. He was greatly inspired by the traditional Maharashtrian lifestyle - the style of dress, in particular the "nauwari" (a nine-yard saree) and the old "wadis" (the traditional home of this State), with their faded murals and broken walls,... Read full biography
"The remnants of the traditional lifestyle of my youth stir my memories, and I am transported into this bygone era." Suhas Bahulkar's paintings are the outcome of his childhood memories; the nostalgia over the vanishing culture of his formative years. He was greatly inspired by the traditional Maharashtrian lifestyle - the style of dress, in particular the "nauwari" (a nine-yard saree) and the old "wadis" (the traditional home of this State), with their faded murals and broken walls, representations of which find a place in his work. The imagery in Bahulkar's paintings is that of a superimposition of sepia-toned family portraits, set against a backdrop of the traditional architecture of Maharashtra. A predominance of the use of gold foil... Read full biography
"The remnants of the traditional lifestyle of my youth stir my memories, and I am transported into this bygone era." Suhas Bahulkar's paintings are the outcome of his childhood memories; the nostalgia over the vanishing culture of his formative years. He was greatly inspired by the traditional Maharashtrian lifestyle - the style of dress, in particular the "nauwari" (a nine-yard saree) and the old "wadis" (the traditional home of this State), with their faded murals and broken walls, representations of which find a place in his work. The imagery in Bahulkar's paintings is that of a superimposition of sepia-toned family portraits, set against a backdrop of the traditional architecture of Maharashtra. A predominance of the use of gold foil in his works is symbolic of the richness of the era that he de... Read full biography
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