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indian wash painting

indian wash painting

artist - rajib gain

artist - rajib gain
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I am Rajib Gain, work in wash technique

Hi, I am Rajib Gain

I am an Indian artist in Wash Painting. My obeisances to my art teacher Honorable sir Samir Ghosh and Honorable sir Bilash Debnath. I specially work with the WASH TECHNIQUE in this medium. In our country, India, this medium has been refined in the pursuit of many artist starting from Shilpa Guru Abanindranath Tagore in the neo-Indian genre. My work in this medium started in 2002. I have tried to show this little effort of mine. If you like it, I am blessed. There have been several group and solo exhibitions. My painting's collections in defferent parts of the country and abroad. Your love for my painting has enriched me a lot. I am grateful to everyone for this.

Wash painting Technique

Here is a short description of the method by which the Wash Painting is create. Wash painting is the Japanese technique. This painting is done with water color. Our country in India, art guru Abanindranath Tagore was the first to start working in this technique. This is a long time process. Where water colors are used together in both transparent and opaque ways and the excess color on the painting is washed with water. Which is not used in clear watercolor painting. And that's why wash painting is so popular with everyone in its own form. Now let’s talk about the process of this painting.............



Bilash Debnath

Bilash Debnath

Sir Bilash Debnath my first time art teacher.

Samir Gosh

Prof. Samir Ghosh

Sir Samir Ghosh, he taught me wash painting.



AWARD PAINTING

BANGLE HAWKER

Awarded in 2012 from Indian Society of Oriental Art

MOON LIT NIGHT

Awarded in 2003 from Indian Society of Oriental Art

FLUTE SELLER

Awarded in 2013 from Academy of Fine Arts

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Collector's Testimonials

Hafeez Shaikh

Creative director

New York, USA

Hafeez Shaikh
I like Bengal school movement a pure eastern style against western art influences in India, lately it’s hard to find any one keeping this tradition alive, it requires lots of patience and hard work for days and month to create a painting, I am so impressed that Rajib is still maintaining this tradition with whole heartedly I am one of his fan and proudly own his paintings, his work is deeply rooted in purely Indian traditions, I salute his efforts for his hard work and dedication to a dieing craft, I am sure one day he will be more successful and recognized by everyone.

Lt. Col. Ravindra Singh

Bangalore, India

Lt. Col. Ravindra Singh
I chanced upon Rajib's paintings when I was exploring Bengal style some years back. His handling of the colour-wash technique makes his art stand apart and it comes alive in a very mystic sort of realist manner. His art reminds me of the artistic traditions of Nandalal Bose, Abdur Rahman Chughtai and Ram Gopal Vijayvargiya, among others. I got in touch with him and have thereafter been privileged to procure some outstanding art from him that will occupy pride of place in my possession. He has also done some commissioned work for us and it is always a pleasure to view those works of art. I wish him all the best and hope to see him progress further to achieve his full potential, which he is working hard towards. With best wishes, Ravi

Dr. Madhumita Debnath

Senior lecturer in Bokaro Mahila College. subject : Geography

Bokaro, Jharkhand, India

Dr. Madhumita Debnath
Few years ago, my son purchased a wonderful painting of an old smoker from artist Sri Rajib Gain . I was so impressed and awed by his lifelike painting that I requested him to make another piece of art to match our previous purchase, which was of an old lady doing embroidery. Through the painting, the message that I wanted to establish was that women are in general self-motivated and positive by nature, they are creative and productive at any stage of life and Sri Rajib Gain brought my vision into reality by his magic strokes on the paper. I am deeply attracted to the painting as it is also a reflection of my personality and thought process.

Mr. Sourabh Ghosh

Former Regional Manager-Branch Banking at Kotak Mahindra Bank

Chandigarh, India

Mr. Sourabh Ghosh
There are very few contemporary artists who have such a mastery over the wash technique as Rajib Gain has. He is keeping the tradition of the Bengal School of Art alive. His control over the line and form, and the beautiful play of light and shade in his works are a treat for the eyes. I wish him the very best !

Mr. Samuel Varghese

Ph.D.; Retired Scientist, University Faculty and Administrator

USA

Mr. Samuel Varghese
A few years ago, I bought three beautiful paintings by Mr. Rajib Gain. They are among the most treasured paintings in my collection. I am an Overseas Citizen of India, living in USA, and have been collecting Indian artworks for nostalgia. I find Rajib's works to be original, beautifully executed and representative of unique Indian rural sceneries and themes. I have been impressed by his mastery of the wash painting technique. I admire the most his innate ability to depict intricate details, especially the nuances of human expressions, in his artwork.

Mr. Rajesh Rajgarhia

kolkata, India

Mr. Rajesh Rajgarhia
Rajib Gain is an artist of difficult technique that is Wash Painting. His work is connected to his roots and bring human emotion in best form. I have collected his paintings they are unique in style and privileged to see them everybody. I had absolutely no problem in commission painting with him and to get the delivery.

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