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399 - Sudhangsu Bandyopadhyay (Indian, b.1949) Untitled (Two Landscapes) each signed l.r. and dated 2019, watercolour on paper (image 26 x 36cm) (2) Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist in 2022; a private collection, Surrey. Footnote: Sudhangsu Bandyopadhyay is a painter associated with the contemporary art scene of West Bengal. His practice includes landscape and abstraction, characterised by expressive brushwork and an emphasis on colour and movement. Writing in The Telegraph, the critic described Bandyopadhyay’s landscapes as 'Expressionist abstraction', noting their energetic and highly animated quality. He has exhibited in Kolkata and New Delhi, including a solo exhibition of recent paintings at Gallerie Ganesha, New Delhi, in 2006, and a group exhibition at Galerie Karma, Kolkata, in 2007.
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Sudhangsu Bandyopadhyay (Indian, b.1949) Untitled (Two Landscapes) each signed l.r. and dated 2019, watercolour on paper (image 26 x 36cm) (2) Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist in 2022; a private collection, Surrey. Footnote: Sudhangsu Bandyopadhyay is a painter associated with the contemporary art scene of West Bengal. His practice includes landscape and abstraction, characterised by expressive brushwork and an emphasis on colour and movement. Writing in The Telegraph, the critic described Bandyopadhyay’s landscapes as 'Expressionist abstraction', noting their energetic and highly animated quality. He has exhibited in Kolkata and New Delhi, including a solo exhibition of recent paintings at Gallerie Ganesha, New Delhi, in 2006, and a group exhibition at Galerie Karma, Kolkata, in 2007.
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Asian and Islamic Art - Day OneAuction house
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