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      Horse

      A founder member of the Society of Contemporary Artists in Calcutta, Sunil Das was known for his energetic charcoal drawings of horses and the bullfights he observed in Spain. He never hesitated while experimenting with techniques, mediums and styles, charging his images with new ideas. Das has won medals and awards, including from the state government and the Lalit Kala Akademi, and has been part of juries and art bodies in India, France and Brazil. He was conferred the Padma Shri in 2014 by the Indian Government.

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      Sunil Kumar Das (1939 – 2015)

      Explore the expressionist art of Sunil Kumar Das (1939-2015), renowned for his powerful 'Bull Series' & evocative depictions of women. Discover a significant figure in Indian contemporary art, influenced by Persian techniques.

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      • Artistic style: Indian Expressionism
      • Title: Horse
      • Subject or theme: Galloping horse
      • Medium: Charcoal on paper