Kalighat Painting of Ma Durga; Vertical Traditional Folk Art of Bengal Print on Canvas

Ram Parivar; Kalighat Print on Canvas; Traditional Vertical Folk Art of Bengal

Scene from Mahabharata Kalighat Painting from West Bengal ; Print on Canvas

Henpecked Husband Kalighat Painting from West Bengal; Print on Canvas

Lord Vishnu Kalighat Painting from WestBengal ; Print on Canvas

Lord Ganesha Kalighat Painting from WestBengal ; Print on Canvas

This Kalighat Painting depicts Lord Ram with Sita and Lakshman during their exile in Panchvati.Traditional scroll painters -patuas, developed the Kalighat painting style and changed their linear narrative styles and adopted single pictures with one or two figures over a period of time. Kalighat paintings were essentially water color paintings executed on paper and are characterized by their bold sweeping brush lines, bold colours and a simplification of forms. They depict Hindu gods, goddesses, and other mythological characters and a variety of themes from daily urban life of that time. Vertical Folk Art of Bengal on Paper in 23x30 inches. This painting is without frame.

This Kalighat painting depicts Lord Vishnu with Sheshnag.The ornamentation on the body and garments of the figures are created by fine white lines, Bold Colors predominantly of red, blue, green and yellow are used. The painting is made On Hand-Made Paper Produced by an Experienced Artist from West Bengal. This painting is without frame.

This Kalighat painting Lord Ganesha, the Hindu God of Wisdom. The ornamentation on the body and garments of the figures are created by fine white lines, Bold Colors predominantly red, blue, green and yellow are used. The painting is made On Hand-Made Paper Produced by an Experienced Artist from West Bengal. This painting is without frame.

This Kalighat Lord Krishna trying to Kill Bhishma with a Wheel during Mahabharata while Arjun is holding Krishna's Leg begging him to kill Bhishma. The ornamentation on the body and garments of the figures are created by fine white lines, Bold Colors predominantly of red, blue, green and yellow are used. The painting is made On Hand-Made Paper Produced by an Experienced Artist from West Bengal. This painting is without frame.

This Kalighat painting depicts a woman beating her husband with a broom. The ornamentation on the body and garments of the figures are created by fine white lines, Bold Colors predominantly red, blue, green and yellow are used. The painting is made On Hand-Made Paper Produced by an Experienced Artist from West Bengal. 14X22 Inches.This painting is without frame.

Kalighat Painting of Maa Durga Who Is The Warrior Goddess Combating Evils And Demonic Forces That Threaten Peace, Prosperity And Dharma And Is Killing Asura in Presence of Other Gods And Goddesses. Traditional Scroll Painters (Patuas) Developed The Kalighat Painting Style And Changed Their Linear Narrative Styles And Adopted Single Pictures With One or Two Figures Over A Period of Time. Kalighat Paintings Were Essentially Water Color Paintings Executed On Paper And Are Characterized By Their Bold Sweeping Brush Lines, Bold Colors And A Simplification of Forms. They Depict Hindu Gods, Goddesses, And Other Mythological Characters And A Variety of Themes From Daily Urban Life of That Time. Vertical Folk Art of Bengal On Paper in 29X44 inches. This painting is without frame.