ARTWORK
Reconstructed Chaityalaya
Oil on canvas, 210 x 150 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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A 2nd century BCE, stone caves of Ajanta, Maharashtra, India.
Historical mythological importance- Chaityas are large horseshoe shaped stone chambers with a large Stupa, intricate carvings and frescos
Reconstructed Hampi Ganesha
Oil on canvas, 210 x 150 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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A 13th-15th CE sandstone sculpture from Hampi, Karnataka, India.
Reconstructed The Silent Assurance
Oil on canvas, 210 x 150 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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A 3rd-5th Century BCE Ajanta caves, Maharashtra, India
Reconstructed Dharmachakra mudra
Oil on canvas, 210 x 150 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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A 2nd Century BCE Buddha sculpture, from Cave 3, Ajanta, Maharashtra, India.
Reconstructed Devadatta Apsara
Oil on canvas, 150 x 90 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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A Gandhara style sandstone sculpture, 1st to 5th BCE
Reconstructed The Cave 1
Oil on canvas, 240 x 210 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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A 2nd Century BCE Buddha sculpture, from Cave 3, Ajanta, Maharashtra, India.
Reconstructed Dancing Krishna
Oil on canvas, 300 x 300 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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A Gandhara style sandstone sculpture, 1st to 5th BCE
Reconstructed The Black Princess
Oil on canvas, 300 x 300 cms
Style: Reconstruct Realism
Painter: Seemanthini
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5th Centurey CE fresco
Historical mythological importance- Chaityas are large horseshoe shaped stone chambers with a large Stupa, intricate carvings and frescos.
Historical and Mythological Importance - 5th century CE, carved in sandstone, with calm compassionate Budha with Avalokiteshwara on the left side and Vajrapani on right side of the adjacent wall, along with devotee couples and celestial figures above Buddha.
Mythological importance, Ganesha, the god of obstruction remover, with motion of multiple arms frozen mid-gesture flowing down to his both feet.
Historical mythological importance – Buddha’s large right hand depicting assurance to his followers.
Historical and mythological importance – the teaching hand gesture also known as Dharmachakra, takes the followers from darkness to wisdom of light.
A Gandhara style sandstone sculpture, 1st to 5th BCE, a Greco-Budhist fusion with intricate jewellary.
Historical importance - 11 th to 12 th century CE, Chola period, bronze sculpture, Krishna asa child in dancing posture and detailed ornaments.
Historic importance- The Black princess, a 5th century CE fresco, is unique as the original fresco is completely faded out of the wall. Her skin tone is deep brown with fine jewellery, well done hair indicating noble status, a rare Indian dark beauty.
