Mahishasura Mardini in Kalighat Art by Bapi Chitrakar


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Dimensions : H: 22 (in) by W: 14 (in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper

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In artist Bapi Chitrakar's Kalighat artwork, "Mahishasura Mardini," Maa Durga emerges as the formidable Slayer of Mahishasura. This exquisite Kalighat-style artwork depicts the divine narrative of Shakti, the supreme feminine force triumphing over evil. The canvas comes alive with vibrant colors and intricate patterns, showcasing Maa Durga's maternal might. To her left stand her cherished children - Goddess Laxmi, the bestower of wealth, and Lord Ganesh, the harbinger of new beginnings. On her right, we find Goddess Saraswati, the guardian of knowledge, and Lord Kartikeya, the valiant God of War. This mesmerizing composition celebrates Maa Durga's unwavering defense of the world against malevolence, embodying the essence of Kalighat artistry.


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    Artist

    Bapi

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    Bapi Chitrakar, a seasoned artist since childhood, hails from a lineage deeply rooted in artistry. Embracing Islamic faith, Patua artists like Bapi Chitrakar exemplify a distinct, inclusive artistic tradition. They breathe life into narratives from Hindu Mythology, local folklore, Sufi wisdom, and contemporary themes through the mesmerizing fusion of paintings and songs. While tracing the exact origins of Patua tradition poses a challenge, some believe its oral form dates back to the 10th or 11th century CE, with tangible scrolls emerging in the 18th century CE. Embark on a vibrant journey through history and culture with Bapi Chitrakar's captivating creations!



    Art Form

    Kalighat

    The Kalighat paintings developed in the 19th century in the Bengal presidency. The travelling scroll painters or the patuas had been practising folk art of Pattachitra. The new manners and customs of the British settlers, the revivalist exercises of the Mughal and theatres as well as the use of Sanskrit on stage was absorbed by the rural artists who had migrated to Calcutta and developed it into a popular urban genre. The period of Kalighat paintings coincides with the age of mechanical reproduction in the form of woodcut, lithography, oleography and printing. These developments had caused mass consumption of imagery in the urban cities and Kalighat was a response to it. The Kalighat painters interacted with the colonial paintings and began the use of water colours, shaded figures, folio-sized mill made papers. They absorbed the role of the western theatre performances and the art schools which developed the unique stylistic features of the Kalighat paintings as we know them today. More here on our blog.



    Product Details

    Title
    Mahishasura Mardini in Kalighat Art by Bapi Chitrakar
    Vendor
    Bapi Chitrakar
    Art Style
    Kalighat
    Medium
    Natural Colors
    Size
    Medium
    Dimension
    22 in(H) X 14 in(W)
    Themes
    Durga, Goddess, Religious, Spiritual
    Color
    Multicoloured
    Country of Origin
    West Bengal, India
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