Thota Vaikuntam

Description Thota Vaikuntam ( Indian) oil on canvas painting Thota Vaikuntam is one of the most important contemporary master painters from India . His paintings are colorful and has distinct style .

Thota Vaikuntam ( Indian) oil on canvas painting Thota Vaikuntam is one of the most important contemporary master painters from India . His paintings are colorful and has distinct style . His painting

"This powerful and striking work by Thota Vaikuntam is a masterpiece of contemporary Indian art. The use of acrylic on paper creates a bold and vibrant image that is both beautiful and thought-provoki

wood, three-part, polychrome paint, In ancient times, the people of Sri Lanka were convinced that diseases were caused by evil spirits or devils. To appease the devils, songs of praise and mask dances

South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A marvelous alabaster sculpture of Vaikuntha Chaturmurti exhibiting 3 heads - an anthropomorphic visage at the center flanked by a boar and a lion - and 6 arms

Thota Vaikuntam Title: Untitled (Ganesha) Medium: acrylic on canvas Birth: 1942 Death: Date of Creation: 2017 Height (Inches): 36 Width (Inches): 24 Height (Centimeters): 91.4 Width (Centimeters): 61

Thota Vaikuntam (Indian, B. 1942) Untitled (Women) circa late 2000's/early 2010s tempura on paper Triptych; Size: Side panels, 55 x 23cm middle panel, 55 x 38cm (21 5/8 x 14 15/16in) and entire work 5

Thota Vaikuntam (Indian, B. 1942) Untitled signed and dated (indecipherable) in Telugu lower right acrylic on canvas board, framed 62 x 36cm (24 7/16 x 14 3/16in). Footnotes: Prove

Thota Vaikuntam (B.1942) Untitled (Woman) signed in Telugu lower right acrylic on paper, framed 55 x 37.4cm (21 5/8 x 14 3/4in). Footnotes: Provenance Property from a priva

Thota Vaikuntam, Indian, born 1942, a brightly colored contemporary acrylic on canvas painting depicting a man playing flute and a woman draped in a bright green saree and having massive bracelets on

Thota Vaikuntam (Indian, b. 1942) Untitled (Telangana Woman), tempera painting, signed. Size: 12.25'' x 4.25'', 31 x 11 cm (sheet).

acrylic on canvas Size (inches) 48"x60" Size (cm) 121.9cm x 152.4cm

A BRASS FIGURE OF VAIKUNTHA VISHNU KASHMIR, 8TH/9TH CENTURY Bearing a three-line inscription on the back of the pedestal. Himalayan Art Resources item no.4535 7 1/2 in. (19 cm) high Footnotes: &#20811

Figure of Vaikuntha Kamalaja, Nepal, 20th c., brass of the woman-man synthesis of Lakshmi-Narayana with 8 arms and attributes, h 26cm

Indian bronze statue of Ardhanarishvara, a combined form of the Hindu deities Shiva and Parvati or the Vaikuntha-Kamalaja deities Vishnu and Lakshmi, with shared attributes symbolizes the oneness or n

Thota Vaikuntam (Indian, B. 1942) Untitled (Lady) signed and dated '03 in Telugu lower right acrylic on canvas on board, framed 58.7 x 43.5cm (23 1/8 x 17 1/8in). Footnotes: Proven

"Thota Vaikuntam's acrylic on canvas painting is a masterpiece that measures 3 x 4 feet. The artist's use of color and form creates a bold and dynamic composition that is both contemporary and timeles

"Thota Vaikuntam's piece is a stunning representation of his style and approach to creating art. The use of acrylic on canvas provides a smooth and vivid surface that brings the artwork to life. The 2

"This piece by Thota Vaikuntam showcases his unique style and approach to creating art. The use of acrylic on canvas provides a smooth and vivid surface that brings the artwork to life. The 12 x 16 in

"Thota Vaikuntam's piece is a beautiful representation of his style and approach to creating art. The use of acrylic on canvas provides a smooth and vivid surface that brings the artwork to life. The

THOTA VAIKUNTUM ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 2 X 3 FEET

"T. Vaikuntam is a well-known Indian artist whose works are celebrated for their vibrant colors and bold lines. This acrylic on canvas piece, measuring 20 x 8 inches, showcases the artist's unique sty

THOTA VAIKUNTUM, ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 3 X4 FT

37.50 inch Height X 12.50 inch Width X 17.00 inch Depth An ancient South Indian legend tells of Deva Guru Brihaspati and Lord of Winds Vayu, descending to Earth to build a Bhuloka Vaikuntam, in Thriss