| Medium | : | Tempera |
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| Height | : | 11 inch / 27.9 cm |
| Width | : | 11 inch / 27.9 cm |
| Surface | : | Paper |
| Style | : | Figurative Paintings |
| Dimension | : | W: 27.9 cm × H: 27.9 cm |
A soulful portrait in warm golden and earthy tones, set against a vibrant green ground. Its expressive eyes, textured tempera surface and distinctive dotted outline create a quiet, human presence with a touch of folk-inspired charm.
Siddharth | Untitled | Tempera on Paper | 11 x 11 inches
This intimate portrait presents a serene, contemplative figure against a vivid green background. The face is rendered in warm golden and earthy tones, with softly modelled features and expressive, slightly lowered eyes that create a quiet sense of reflection. A yellow-orange drape frames the head and shoulders, while the dotted white outline adds a distinctive decorative touch and gives the figure a gentle, almost folk-inspired character. The textured surface of the tempera enhances the handmade quality of the work, allowing subtle variations in the pigment to remain visible. The simplicity of the composition, combined with the strong green, ochre and yellow palette, gives the painting a calm yet visually striking presence. Created in Tempera on Paper, this 11 × 11 inch artwork would bring warmth, character and a contemplative mood to an intimate art space.
Born in 1956 in Rajkot, Punjab, India, Sidharths mother inculcated in him a spirit of connection with nature and the divine. He started painting signboards while still at school. He learned the skilled art of creating murals and friezes from Tara Mason, skilled master craftsmen of the area in Punjab.
He not only meditated on the tenets of Buddhism but also learnt the highly esoteric and formal religio-magical art of the Thangka painting technique from the Tibetan monks. His artistic journey continued and he went to Sweden where he observed and practiced western artistic traditions seen in the canvases, frescoes and windows of churches and museums Five-year diploma in painting from college of art Chandigarh His works have been acquired by the Indian Government Museum, the British Council in Delhi, the Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi; the British, Mexican and Swedish Ambassadors; the Düsseldorf Museum; Heda, Sweden and several industrial groups in India and abroad.
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