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Incredibly talented artist Bandana Kumari, taking a cue from Bihar's popular Madhubani folk art, decided to make the eagle a metaphor for a powerful woman, because she aspired to see a woman on the highest level of the societal hierarchy. She imbues the body with the motifs of flowers, moon and butterflies to express the gentleness and compassion within her. Male characters painted with the lion/animal head are depicted with rain, animals, and clouds that represent the masculinity, love and compassion of a male.
Baby's Day Out (2019)
72 in x 72 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping
Group Photo of Old Buddies (2019)
60 in x 72 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping
Shrishti - the Universe (2019)
48 in x 36 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping
Mother Posing with Her Little Ones (2019)
24 in x 24 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping
The Queen (2019)
24 in x 24 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping
Snail Rider (2019)
24 in x 24 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping
Dreams of Flight (2019)
48 in x 36 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping
Mardani - II (2019)
36 in x 36 in, Acrylic & Ink on canvas*Price of original artwork including shipping