My wife and I had the good fortune to spend a summer in India in 1994 with an NGO in Mussoorie. I continue to help MGVS (mgvsnews.org) with their work by editing a newsletter for them. I am also fascinated with the culture and history of India. So glad I found your site. Look forward to reading more.
Beautiful and so life like.Rustic village colors so delightfully reflected. A real joy to be able to view such paintings. By the way who was the original painter ?
This is really a nice painting and it is actually true !! I have actually seen this in reality and moreover this is a peaceful life for the villagers..Great Rajesh..Nice Post..Do check my another blog also i.e.Unseen Rajasthan
Are they contemporary painting for contemporary scenes? Are they prints or real art works by local artists? I also like the Lady from Village, both of them are quite nice.
The painting here depicts how a normal day in a village may look like.
luvly shot of a beautiful painting. wish i cud take a picture like this painting!
ReplyDeleteMy wife and I had the good fortune to spend a summer in India in 1994 with an NGO in Mussoorie. I continue to help MGVS (mgvsnews.org) with their work by editing a newsletter for them. I am also fascinated with the culture and history of India. So glad I found your site. Look forward to reading more.
ReplyDeleteSuper painting...
ReplyDeleteamazing !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so life like.Rustic village colors so delightfully reflected. A real joy to be able to view such paintings. By the way who was the original painter ?
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Day.
Ram
It's nice to see how animals and people can share the planet.
ReplyDeleteThis is really a nice painting and it is actually true !! I have actually seen this in reality and moreover this is a peaceful life for the villagers..Great Rajesh..Nice Post..Do check my another blog also i.e.Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteTruly it depicts the rural life of a village :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove to wander in a village like that!!
Nice painting.
ReplyDeleteThanks once again for the tour of this exotic and beautiful place.
That is a wonderful painting. Are these very expensive?
ReplyDeleteLovely life in your country,
ReplyDeleteit looks friendly :)
Beautiful photos!!!
ReplyDeletenice photos
ReplyDeleteThats a lovely picture.
ReplyDeleteI will never forget the nice people along the roads as well as the camels being part of the traffic.
ReplyDeletevery pretty painting!
ReplyDeleteI have been only to Jaipur. I loved the place. So much to see! And lovely handicrafts. More pictures please.
ReplyDeleteAre they contemporary painting for contemporary scenes? Are they prints or real art works by local artists? I also like the Lady from Village, both of them are quite nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting. Great depiction of a simple and happy lifestyle :)
ReplyDeletei clicked to have a closer view. it is indeed beautiful
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful painting.
ReplyDeleteProspero: Thanks, very true.
ReplyDeleteRam, Unseen, Deepak, Kirigalpothatha, Anya, JM, Ailurophile: Thanks, it superbly depicts the village.
Ash, Sandeep, Siva, pranksygang, Regina, Marju, easy, Maggie: Thanks.
Chris: Thanks, I look forward to your thoughts more often. You are doing a amazing service.
magiceye, Sujata, Bengbeng, Laurie: Thanks.
Sandy: Thanks. They are not expensive.
Grace & Bradley: Thanks. These are the paintings from lesser known local artists. As print these are sold in local markets.
Radha: Thanks, it is a nice place. I look forward to your thoughts more often.
Rajesh, I enjoy these posts where you post paintings that reflect the life in India. It's a beautiful introduction.
ReplyDeleteThanks, this does reflect the village. But things are changing for better.
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