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On the Banks of the Ganges II by Amit Bhar (2018)
30 in x 48 in, Acrylic on Canvas

New artwork uploaded.... ganges river, spiritual art, temple painting, indian landscape, golden hues, serene atmosphere, cultural heritage, oil painting, historical scene, peaceful setting Experience a moment frozen in time, where spirituality meets the tranquil flow of life. This painting captures the essence of a sacred riverside in Varanasi, enveloped in a warm, golden glow. The artist intricately details the iconic temples and bustling ghats, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of this revered location. Each stroke whispers stories of devotion and serenity, making this piece a profound addition to any collection. The painting depicts a serene riverside scene along the Ganges River, showcasing a prominent temple with a pointed spire topped by a flag. The foreground features broad steps leading down to the water, where several boats are moored. The background reveals a series of ornate buildings and additional temples, softly illuminated by a warm, golden light that creates a peaceful atmosphere. The sky is painted in muted tones of yellow and brown, suggesting dusk or dawn. The texture varies across the canvas, with smoother areas representing the water and more detailed brushwork highlighting the architectural elements. This painting visually resonates with works such as 'The Fighting Temeraire' by J.M.W. Turner and 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa' by Hokusai. Both share a focus on water as a central element and evoke a sense of tranquility and movement. The subdued color palettes and atmospheric effects in these pieces parallel the warm tones and serene mood found in the current artwork, highlighting the connection between nature and spirituality.

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On the Bank of the Ganges IV by Amit Bhar (2017)
30 in x 40 in, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas

New artwork uploaded....Street lamps mingle with the golden hue of lamps from the temple as the stillness of the silver water becomes a mirror for the celebration of light. Night time in Beneras becomes vibrant with chimes from the temple, the fragrance of incense sticks as the stream of pilgrims and the stream of water flow past the ancient temples of the Hindu Gods. Mr. Amit Bar's highly realistic yet subtly stylised works have his unique stamp. As in his Benares series, strongly figurative, soft but vivid hues make up his oil paintings, with close attention paid to both lighting and texture. Amit speaks of his style as 'A new semi realistic technique of texturing with the realistic play of light and shade”. In a nut shell, his paintings let the viewer to re-examine the threshold between illusion and reality, between waking and dreaming

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Peace and Grace by Amit Bhar (2015)
60 in x 40 in, Oil and arcylic

New artwork uploaded....'Peace and Grace', a 60 x 40 inch canvas by eminent artist Amit Bhar captures the elegance of a woman who has just finished with her prayers in the river. It's a lovely composition, painted in intricate detail, with each drop of water glistening on her skin.The doves around the woman infuse the poetic setting with a dreamlike quality.

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On the banks of ganges by Amit Bhar (2015)
30 in x 40 in, Oil and arcylic

New artwork uploaded....Mr. Amit Bar's highly realistic yet subtly stylised works, like this 30 x 40 inch canvas, 'On the Banks of the Ganges' have his unique stamp. As in his Benares series, strongly figurative, soft but vivid hues make up his oil paintings, with close attention paid to both lighting and texture. In a nut shell, his paintings let the viewer to re-examine the threshold between illusion and reality, between waking and dreaming.

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Sunrise at the Ramnagar Fort, Varanasi by Amit Bhar (2015)
36 in x 48 in, Oil and arcylic on canvas

New artwork uploaded....Sunrise at the Ramnagar Fort, Varanasi (Beneras). The Ramnagar Fort is located near the Ganga River on its eastern bank, opposite to the Tulsi Ghat. The sandstone structure was built in the Mughal style in 1750 by Kashi Naresh Raja Balwant Singh. At present, the fort is not in a good shape. It has been the home of Kashi Naresh since the eighteenth century. The current king and the resident of the fort is Anant Narayan Singh, who is also known as the Maharaja of Varanasi even though this royal title has been abolished since 1971. Because of its scenic location on the banks of the Ganges, the fort and the palace are frequently used as an outdoor shooting location for films. The film titled Banaras is one of the popular movies shot here.It was the 7th Pit Stop of The Amazing Race 18 [Source - Wikipedia] varanasi art, river scene, indian landscape, warm colors, cultural heritage, traditional life, oil painting, sunset hues, historical architecture, serene atmosphere Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of this captivating oil painting that transports viewers to the timeless banks of Varanasi. The artist masterfully captures a moment of tranquil life along the river, where tradition and modernity coexist. The warm hues of the sunset reflect off the water, creating a magical atmosphere that invites contemplation and reverie. This piece is perfect for collectors who appreciate the depth of cultural heritage and the ephemeral beauty of daily life in India. The painting depicts a riverside scene in Varanasi, showcasing a series of historic buildings and temples along the banks. The architecture features intricate details and is bathed in warm, golden light, suggesting either dawn or dusk. A prominent red flag flutters, adding a vibrant contrast against the earthy tones of the structures. In the foreground, several wooden boats float gently on the calm water, where figures can be seen engaging in daily activities. The background blends soft, muted colors, creating a serene atmosphere, while the texture of the canvas enhances the overall richness of the scene. This painting shares a visual similarity with works by artists like John Singer Sargent and Claude Monet, who often depicted riverside scenes with a focus on light and atmosphere. The use of warm tones and reflections in water evokes the tranquility found in Monet's 'Water Lilies', while the architectural elements remind one of Sargent's portraits of Venice, blending culture with nature in a harmonious composition.

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A Picture of Grace by Amit Bhar (2015)
40 in x 30 in, Oil and arcylic on canvas

New artwork uploaded....'After the Bath', an incredibly realistic and exquisitely detailed 40 x 30 inch canvas by the accomplished artist Amit Bhar is a sight for sore eyes. An amazing composition to enhance one's collection with !

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