Gandhi Jeevan Darshan Scroll Painting 50 Meter Long On Canvas
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This scroll is our own style original painting, own creation painting, it’s not a copy or not a print. We are created 50 meter long and 42 inch broad scroll painting on subject of Gandhi Jeevan Darshan, there are many paintings created in the world ,but this painting is world’s longest scroll painting with hand writing artistic script. Formula of the painting 1) Painting is created on one single 50 meter long canvas cloth. Canvas is processing by natural way by artist own self. 2) Painting is created by natural acrylic colors. 3) Painting created with single broad line works by single artist. 4) There is only five colors are used in painting. 5) There is more than 50,000 Figures in the painting. 6) Painting is created by own different style by artist Bhanu Dudhat and Prabha Dudhat. 7) In the painting we are write a script of each subject. 8) The concept of create the long painting on Gandhi Jeevan Darshan is on one scroll and in continuity peoples can see the Gandhi Jeevan Darshan and understand the Gandhi Jeevan Darshan with script and illustration. View The Scroll painting video on https://youtu.be/l8rAN1WrQwg
Artist Bhanu Dudhat, age 64 years does not see himself as an artist, but as someone who strives to preserve India’s rich culture and glorious history. His artworks are a testimony to this fact, and more, as they depict with stark clarity several events of mythological and religious significance. At the age of five, temple walls were his canvas, where he used to make portraits of national leaders as well as Gods. His talent and creations grew in stellar proportions over the years. The artist is exhibited his latest works ‘Ramayana Scroll Painting’- 12th Oct, 2015 to 20th Oct, 2015 at Rangoli Metro Art Center, Bengaluru. “Initially, it was the thrill of seeing every painting takes shape. Later, my aim was to create works that were unprecedented in terms of concept as well as magnitude. I realized that Indian epics, religious texts as well as historical events would be the best artistic inspiration,” His educational qualifications and contributions, exhibitions and collections are plenty and have been lauded world over. Highlight of his career as an artist is the scroll painting work he undertook first in 1985, in order to widen his horizons and translate his ideas into real work. “I always felt that an artist’s creations should be of use to the society in terms of information and insights. That is why I started to create scroll paintings of the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, the Bible, history of India — how our country has shrunk due to centuries of wars and annexations,” he said as he sat in his home with all the massive paintings. From a 1200m scroll painting based on the Mahabharata that he started in 1987 and completed in 1991, to several others, Dudhat continues this work till date.
Kishore Pratim Biswas
