the family of nainsukh

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Boston, MA, United States. Attributed to: The Family of Nainsukh. The image is in the Public Domain. Amazon.com: The Family of Nainsukh, Heroine Rushing to Her Lover: Prints: Posters & Prints. He was the younger son of the painter Pandit Seu and, like his older brother Manaku, was an important practitioner of Pahari painting, and has been called "one of the most original and brilliant of Indian painters".

The Family of Nainsukh was an Indian artist born in 1710.

Accession Number: 17.2413 Nala and Damayanti viewing the full moon. The Family of Nainsukh - Heroine Rushing to Her Lover (Abhisarika Nayika ) - Google Art Project.jpg 5,985 × 3,961; 8.95 MB The monkeys wonder how to cross the ocean.jpg 898 × 614; 637 KB The Palace of the Pandava Brothers Set.jpg 1,783 × 1,246; 1.48 MB Raja Balwant Singh Revering Krishna and Radha is an Ink, Watercolor and Gold Leaf Drawing created by The Family of Nainsukh from 1745 to 1750.

Sep 26, 2013 - The family of Nainsukh. Indian miniature.

Love the lightening and the drama as she goes to visit her lover. Date: about 1790–1800. For him, Nainsukh produced entirely different kinds of work, turning to the more typical Pahari subject matter of illustrating poems recounting the stories from the great Hindu religious epics. Nainsukh (literally "Joy of the Eyes"; c. 1710 – 1778) was an Indian painter. In his final phase at Basholi, from about 1765 until his death in 1778, Nainsukh returned to religious subject matter, but retaining his stylistic innovations. Framed: 22 3/4 x 18 3/4 in. K.. - From the beautiful Prince Hunting Antelope and Boar from Guler Punjab Hills 1810, to the striking Portrait of Raja Prakash Chand of Guler 1825 - handmade oil painting reproductions of all of (attr. After Balwant Singh's death in 1763, around 1765 Nainsukh moved and entered the service of Amrit Pal (ruled 1757–1778), a nephew of Balwant Singh and ruler of Basohli, a very devout Hindu who eventually abdicated the throne in order to devote himself to a life of meditation. The Family of Nainsukh. 70% off! Nainsukh is a 2010 film directed by Amit Dutta based on the life and works of Nainsukh, an 18th-century Indian miniature painter. Nainsukh was an Indian painter. Directed by Amit Dutta.

Home & Kitchen. where the artist was retained. Nainsukh was born circa 1710-1720 in the hills of Himachal Pradesh into a family of already established artists and learnt his craft under the supervision of his father, Pandit Seu, who was head of one of the most important families of painters in the Pahari region.

The image is in the Public Domain.