Ananda Moy Banerji describes himself as a ‘human landscapist’; ‘it is like revisiting your roots; landscapes that were inspired by my tutor. Only that my landscapes are devoted to human beings as an integral part.’ Line plays a very important role in Banerji’s oeuvre, which the work under consideration bears out. This ‘human landscape’ shows two figures sitting entwined, deep in contemplation. It is probably the same thought that is occupying both their minds as the two seem to merge together physically, brought closer by strong lines that heighten the intimacy but also highlight the tension.
Ananda Moy Banerji
Entwined VI (Diptych)
2008
Acrylic, oil and oil bar on canvas
Enquiry Form
Ananda Moy Banerji
Entwined VI (Diptych)
2008
Acrylic, oil and oil bar on canvas
Image Request Form
Images from DAG’s Museum Collection are accessible to artists, educators and researchers for non-commercial, educational use. Submit your details below to request access to use this image.