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Van alle originele werken die Abanindranath Tagore heeft nagelaten, is Bharat Mata (1905) het bekendst, in de collectie van het Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata. Direct daarna volgen My mother (1912) en Arab (1887). Onze catalogus bevat 48 werken van Abanindranath Tagore; de galerie heeft de 47 meest bewonderde werken ter wereld bewaard, elk voorzien van de datum, het museum en het verhaal erachter.
Het schilderij met de titel Bharat Mata is een meesterwerk van de Indiase schilder Abanindranath Tagore. Dit in 1905 vervaardigde werk presenteert een personificatie van India in de gedaante van een godin. Deze visuele weergave vindt haar oorsprong in de beschrijvingen van de natie zoals die te vinden zijn in de tekst Anandamath. De figuur ontstaat uit het literaire concept van een moederland dat werkelijkheid wordt door middel van vorm.
The portrait known as My mother emerges from the shadows, a quiet presence captured by the hand of Abanindranath Tagore. This intimate work presents an elderly woman shown in profile, her features softened by a sense of memory and reverence. The artist, who lived from 1871 to 1951, focuses the viewer's attention on the dignity of the subject, creating a moment of stillness that feels suspended in time. There is…
This work, titled Arab, was created by the artist Abanindranath Tagore. It is a significant piece from his extensive body of work, reflecting the individual vision of a man who was born in 1871 in Kolkata, India. Throughout his life, which concluded in 1951, Tagore remained a central figure in the evolution of Indian modernism, moving away from Western academic models to find a distinct visual language.
In this quiet moment of observation, we encounter Untitled, a profile portrait sketch by the artist Abanindranath Tagore. The subject, a middle-aged man, gazes outward from a side view, his features captured in a state of calm contemplation. There is a sense of stillness in his posture, as if he has just paused in thought, allowing the artist to trace the contours of his character.
The watercolor painting titled Rabindranath in the role of 'blind singer' was created by Abanindranath Tagore. This work dates to about 1916. It emerged from the hands of a man born into the distinguished Tagore family of Kolkata, India.
In "The Final Release" by Abanindranath Tagore, we find ourselves witnessing a quiet, ritualistic moment. The scene depicts a group of Buddhist monks gathered in solemn observation. They are positioned toward the right side of the frame, their forms oriented toward a large, vertical mass of light and smoke rising on the left. This asymmetrical arrangement directs the viewer's gaze across the void between the observers and the source of…
Abanindranath Tagore presents Buddha as mendicant in this vertically oriented portrait from about 1914. The composition centers on a single figure positioned slightly to the right of the frame, creating a sense of quiet presence. Captured from a straightforward, eye-level perspective, the subject is shown in a state of mendicancy, holding an alms bowl in one hand. This posture emphasizes the spiritual stillness of the monk.
Abanindranath Tagore’s Departure of Prince Siddhartha, created about 1914, presents an intimate, close-up scene centered on a pivotal moment of renunciation and spiritual transition. The composition utilizes a side profile view to establish a sense of quiet movement. Within this frame, the profile of Prince Siddhartha is positioned alongside the head of his horse, Kanthaka. A subtle halo emanates from behind the Prince's head, providing a focal point that emphasizes…
is a painting by the artist Abanindranath Tagore. Created about 1930, this work belongs to the artist's Arabian Nights series. This collection of paintings remains among the finest achievements of his career.
Portrait of a woman.Victoria Memorial Hall
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UntitledVictoria Memorial Hall
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Idealized self portraitVictoria Memorial Hall
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Untitled (ARCD2H)1908
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Untitled (ARCD2K)1908 · Indian Museum
16
Abul HassanLahore Museum
17
My Mother1913
18
Natir PujaVictoria Memorial Hall
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Three sailing boatsVictoria Memorial Hall
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Rohini IIVictoria Memorial Hall
21
HillscapeVictoria Memorial Hall
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Landscape (Shorbon)Victoria Memorial Hall
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White peacockVictoria Memorial Hall
24
Village MusicVictoria Memorial Hall
25
Scenery of RanchiVictoria Memorial Hall
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Bird on a treeVictoria Memorial Hall
27
English PigeonVictoria Memorial Hall
28
Deer runningVictoria Memorial Hall
29
Bear and DogVictoria Memorial Hall
30
UntitledVictoria Memorial Hall
31
Study of treesVictoria Memorial Hall
32
Design Alphabet in Bengali - in the shape of a fishVictoria Memorial Hall
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Design Alphabet in Bengali - in the shape of a birdVictoria Memorial Hall
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Design Alphabet in Bengali - two alphabets in the shape of two birdsVictoria Memorial Hall
35
Study of a pheasantVictoria Memorial Hall
36
Old house and a boatVictoria Memorial Hall
37
Rohini VVictoria Memorial Hall
38
Khagen BabuVictoria Memorial Hall
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Palm impression of the right hand of A.N. TagoreVictoria Memorial Hall
40
Maa Parvati, showing the mouse and playing with Baba GaneshVictoria Memorial Hall
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Portrait of Rabindranath TagoreVictoria Memorial Hall
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PavilionVictoria Memorial Hall
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Season flower in a vaseVictoria Memorial Hall
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De overwinning van BuddhaLahore Museum
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Mask: Dinendranath TagoreVictoria Memorial Hall
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Journey1913 · National Gallery of Modern Art
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Passing of ShajahanVictoria Memorial Hall
De vier onderwerpen die het meest voorkomen in deze originelen, elk met zijn mooiste voorbeeld.
De 4 musea met de meeste schilderijen op deze pagina.
| Museum | Stad | Werken van Abanindranath Tagore | Schilderijen uit deze lijst |
|---|---|---|---|
 Victoria Memorial Hall |
Kolkata | 37 | Bharat Mata, Arab, Untitled |
 National Gallery of Modern Art |
New Delhi | 2 | My mother, Journey |
 Lahore Museum |
Lahore | 2 | Abul Hassan, De overwinning van Buddha |
 Indian Museum |
Calcutta | 1 | Untitled (ARCD2K) |
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This work, titled Arab, was created by the artist Abanindranath Tagore. It is a significant piece from his extensive body of work, reflecting the individual vision of a man who was born in 1871 in Kolkata, India. Throughout his life, which concluded in 1951, Tagore remained a central figure in the evolution of Indian modernism, moving away from Western academic models to find a distinct visual language.
In this quiet moment of observation, we encounter Untitled, a profile portrait sketch by the artist Abanindranath Tagore. The subject, a middle-aged man, gazes outward from a side view, his features captured in a state of calm contemplation. There is a sense of stillness in his posture, as if he has just paused in thought, allowing the artist to trace the contours of his character.
Het schilderij met de titel Bharat Mata is een meesterwerk van de Indiase schilder Abanindranath Tagore. Dit in 1905 vervaardigde werk presenteert een personificatie van India in de gedaante van een godin. Deze visuele weergave vindt haar oorsprong in de beschrijvingen van de natie zoals die te vinden zijn in de tekst Anandamath. De figuur ontstaat uit het literaire concept van een moederland dat werkelijkheid wordt door middel van vorm.
The portrait known as My mother emerges from the shadows, a quiet presence captured by the hand of Abanindranath Tagore. This intimate work presents an elderly woman shown in profile, her features softened by a sense of memory and reverence. The artist, who lived from 1871 to 1951, focuses the viewer's attention on the dignity of the subject, creating a moment of stillness that feels suspended in time. There is…
is a painting by the artist Abanindranath Tagore. Created about 1930, this work belongs to the artist's Arabian Nights series. This collection of paintings remains among the finest achievements of his career.
Bharat Mata (1905), Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata. My mother (1912) en Arab (1887) volgen.
34 jaar oud: Bharat Mata dateert uit 1905, en Abanindranath Tagore werd geboren in 1871.
Bharat Mata, My mother, Arab, Untitled, Rabindranath in the role of 'blind singer', The Final Release, Buddha as mendicant, Departure of Prince Siddhartha, Sindbad the Sailor en Mother and Child. De bovenstaande ranglijst vermeldt het jaar en het museum van elk werk.
Onze catalogus bevat 48 werken van Abanindranath Tagore, daterend van 1887 tot 1930.
Voornamelijk in Victoria Memorial Hall (Kolkata), National Gallery of Modern Art (New Delhi) en Lahore Museum (Lahore). De bovenstaande museumtabel bevat een volledig overzicht.
In 1910s: 7 van de 47 werken op deze pagina werden toen gemaakt, waaronder My mother.
Op deze pagina is het vroegste Arab (1887) en het laatste Sindbad the Sailor (1930).
Mughal influence (5), Profile (4) en Man (3), verspreid over de 47 werken op deze pagina.
Watercolor, voor 6 van de 47 werken op deze pagina.
Bengal school en Bengal school of art, te oordelen aan de originelen op deze pagina.
Bharat Mata, Arab en Untitled: het Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata herbergt 37 van de werken op deze pagina.
