This tender work by Gobardhan Ash lends a mushy feel to one of the most common themes essayed by several artists across generations—the mother-child image, which already envelopes in itself the most tender human emotion. The duo is situated in a rural Bengal location with nebulous details of a field and a waterbody—probably a pukur or the common village pond—in the background. The soft palette of the work accentuates the emotional appeal of the work, which Ash has executed in simple, fluid lines.
Gobardhan Ash
Untitled
1988
Gouache on paper
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Gobardhan Ash
Untitled
1988
Gouache on paper
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