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Sandhya
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Size - 3" x 9.5"
Medium - Print-Etching on Zinc Plate
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Authenticity Certificate
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Krishna Reddy Munhintala
Born in Telangana, India. Krishna Reddy started his art-practice with Fine Arts Education; He has completed his BFA -Painting at JNFU, MFA-Printmaking at Sarojini Naidu School University of Hyderabad. In search of self and professional growth worked under Professor K. Laxma Goud; later established a Printmaking Studio at Hyderabad. In these 30 years of his artistic pursuit he has successfully and extensively exhibited in 25 groups shows, 3 solo shows, 25 Exhibitions. His works are part of several private and public collections in India and Internationally. His passion of working with the different mediums takes him a long journey of new discoveries, in the process he has discovered his own roots which is where he come from; elements and cues of Bhagyanagar-Hyderabad is predominantly evident in his past and present series of Drawings, Paintings, Etchings the earlier artworks are created using printmaking as chief medium, are metaphoric representations of beauty of nature and sexuality. As an Artist he perceives nature as source of all creative instincts and also his identity of the place where he belongs to, thus�his aesthetic scene is transforming these mental pictures into visual language..
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