Bapuji by Nandlal Bose

Popbaani presents "Bapuji by Nandlal Bose", a masterpiece of Indian art that captures the essence of Mahatma Gandhi's life and legacy.

The painting is a beautiful representation of Gandhiji's simplicity and his close connection with the Indian people and an ode to a leader who inspired a nation to strive for independence through non-violent means.

Nandlal Bose, a prominent figure in the Indian art scene, was a disciple of Abanindranath Tagore, the founder of the Bengal School of Art. The painting 'Bapuji' depicts Gandhiji marching in the Dandi March, wearing his trademark loincloth, shawl, and spectacles, with a serene expression on his face.

The painting is executed in a style that is reminiscent of traditional Indian miniature paintings.

The painting 'Bapuji' is a powerful work of art that captures the essence of Gandhiji's teachings.

The painting has been praised for its simplicity, humility, wisdom, and its ability to capture the essence of Gandhiji. The use of traditional Indian art techniques gives the painting a unique and authentic feel.

"Bapuji" has received numerous accolades and recognition since its creation. It was awarded the gold medal at the Bombay Art Society exhibition in 1938. In 1941, the painting was awarded the Silver Medal at the annual exhibition of the Indian Society of Oriental Art. The painting was also selected to represent India at the prestigious Venice Biennale in 1954.

According to the latest statistics, the painting is housed at the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi and is one of the most visited works of art in the gallery. It is a testament to the rich and diverse cultural heritage of India.

Visit the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi to view this masterpiece of Indian art. It is a must-see for anyone interested in Indian art and culture.