Surendra Pradhan
Nepal
World Art n Soul is pleased to offer a limited run of 1000 prints of a work by Nepali artist Surendra Pradhan, with 20% of the money from sales of this work going to the charity Nepal Youth Foundation.
Born Dec 1965, Kathmandu
Learned under renowned late artist R N Joshi 1976-80 Kathmandu
BFA Degree in Fine Arts Sir J J School of Art, Mumbai 1984-89
One year in portraiture from above institute 1990
Numerous awards and solo/group exhibitions and selected workshops
Irish Poet W B Yeats has written "How can we know the dancer from the dance"...means an artist has a personal and public career. Surendra shows his viewers his thoughts, feelings and expressions through his paintings. It seems at a glance - he has followed the cubist trend that has followed a long span of time since then; but if observed with interest the art lovers will find a sensible difference while presenting recurring Nepalese characteristics/life in his motif. Therefore - in short as art appreciators we need to understand his intention, purpose, sense, presentation, use of forms, figures, colours in his compositions. As careful observers we find harmony and sweetness in his forms and colours with the presentation of Nepalese characters.
Born Dec 1965, Kathmandu
Learned under renowned late artist R N Joshi 1976-80 Kathmandu
BFA Degree in Fine Arts Sir J J School of Art, Mumbai 1984-89
One year in portraiture from above institute 1990
Numerous awards and solo/group exhibitions and selected workshops
Irish Poet W B Yeats has written "How can we know the dancer from the dance"...means an artist has a personal and public career. Surendra shows his viewers his thoughts, feelings and expressions through his paintings. It seems at a glance - he has followed the cubist trend that has followed a long span of time since then; but if observed with interest the art lovers will find a sensible difference while presenting recurring Nepalese characteristics/life in his motif. Therefore - in short as art appreciators we need to understand his intention, purpose, sense, presentation, use of forms, figures, colours in his compositions. As careful observers we find harmony and sweetness in his forms and colours with the presentation of Nepalese characters.
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A percentage of sales of this artwork go towards Nepal Youth Foundation
