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Size - 46" x 33"
Medium - Oil On Canvas
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Surya Prakash
Surya Prakash was Born in 1940 in Madhira, Khammam district, Surya Prakash moved to Hyderabad to study art at the Government College of Fine Arts & Architecture. He then won a scholarship from the AP Lalit Kala Academy and interned under renowned artist Ram Kumar in New Delhi for a few months. For sixty long years, Surya Prakash had been bringing his thoughts alive on canvas. He was indeed, a renaissance man; a master painter, landscape designer and muralist; an ambassador of art, curator, resident artist at two prestigious institutions and a consummate gentleman. He was instrumental in nurturing the art milieu of Hyderabad and eventually according to the city, its rightful place on India's art map. Surya's canvases traverse a wide array of subjects from discarded heaps of junkyard automobiles to desolate landscape from barren leaves to the microcosm of lotus pods, to expansive lush slices of nature. His body of work has brought to fore a penchant for romanticism and spirituality.
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