BIKASH BHATTACHARJEE 2/3 – He lost his father at a very early age and the struggle for survival left him with a deep sense of insecurity (as well as an empathy for under-privileged). In 1963 he graduated with a Diploma in Fine Arts at the Indian College of Art. His oil paintings always depict the exact quality of drapery or the skin tone of a woman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbuzuDTp3vg Subject matters, included depictions of the female form (but also people of all ages and situations). His drawings form a fitting introduction to his paintings, revealing the predilection of the artist for forms (in terms of tone rather than line).
BIKASH BHATTACHARJEE 3/3 – His work is a combination of fantasy and realism: reality sets the rolling ball and fantasy helps the canvas assume a new reality. His women are strange mixture of spirituality and sensuality. He achieved mastery in capturing the quality of light. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4BTwBYkzkE He often painted in a realistic style and his paintings were exhibited outside India (he shows in 1969 in Paris and Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Romania and Hungary, London and New York). In 2000 he suffered a paralytic stroke and he died in a Kolkata nursing home.
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