Untitled by Tapan Das — Watercolour Painting by Tapan Das

Untitled by Tapan Das | Watercolour Painting by Tapan Das

Rs. 15,000
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Untitled by Tapan Das — Watercolour Painting by Tapan Das

Untitled by Tapan Das | Watercolour Painting by Tapan Das

Medium: Watercolor on paper

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Art Dimensions: 16x12 inch

Framed dimensions: 21x17 inch

Rs. 15,000
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Style : Figurative
Subject: Urban life and Architecture
Orientation: Landscape
Primary Colours: Ochre, Olive Green, Brown, and Black
Authenticity: Original, one-of-a-kind

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Tapan Das

Tapan Kumar Dash is a Bhubaneswar-based artist known for his introspective and metaphor-rich figurative works. A graduate of B.K. College of Art & Crafts (1995), Dash creates paintings that explore the dialogue between imagery and personal memory, blending local dialects with a universal visual language.
His art resists thematic confinement, instead weaving together disparate subjects through a consistent tone of emotional intensity, silence, and symbolic layering. Dash's vibrant, expressive figures reflect everyday characters reimagined with psychological depth and intuitive composition. Through repeated self-representation and metaphor, his work becomes a quiet, contemplative journey—both personal and cosmic.
With multiple solo shows and inclusion in collections across India and abroad, Dash continues to refine a visual language that is both rooted and resonant across cultures.

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