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To Catch The Moon by Amiya Bhattacharya
36 in x 38 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....To catch the moon by Amiya Bhattacharya is a metaphorical painting of the pursuit of dreams. The artist Amiya Bhattacharya born in 1949, studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity.

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Prayer at Dusk by Amiya Bhattacharya (2016)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....This beautiful composition shows a woman in a red fabric lighting a lamp as the faint fading light of the day sets a silent tune to the passing of another day. "Prayers at dusk" is a 36 x 36 inch canvas by Amiya Bhattacharya. Born in 1949, the artist studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity

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The evening lamp by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....This beautiful composition is based on an Indian, in particular, a Bengali tradition of performing prayers at dusk. 'The Evening Lamp', a 36 x 36 inch canvas by the tremendously talented Amiya Bhattacharya features a lady dressed up in a white sari with a red border and a bindi on her forehead, her face lit up by a shy smile. A small lamp glows in an alcove in the background, creating a gentle, enchanting ambience.

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The lady with the swan by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....'The Lady with the Swan', a 36 x 36 inch canvas by highly accomplished artist Amiya Bhattacharya, is an effective composition with mystique & grace, which captivates the viewer. An enchanting work, which highlights the inherent grace of the swan, while encompassing the young lady's elegance alongside.

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The Butterfly by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
32 in x 40 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....This incredibly talented and experienced artist creates an interesting narrative around an attractive subject, using a prop such as an animal, bird or a butterfly. This serves to add drama and substance to the already visually stunning theme..

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The Butterfly II by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....Amiya Bhattacharya's 36 x 36 inch canvas, ' The Butterfly II' is a beautiful, sensuous composition, with understated elegance. Against the backdrop of the lovely colours and the lady's graceful pose, the presence of the little butterfly adds an element of interest and accentuates the appeal of the elegant nude. Amiya Bhattacharya studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity.

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The stranger by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....Amiya Bhattacharya's 3 x 3 feet canvas, 'The Stranger' is an attractive, seductive composition in shades of a velvety, alluring red, symbolising beauty and grace. The surprise element is the dove, which adds interest and narrative to the rich frame. Amiya Bhattacharya studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity.

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Solitude by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....A lamp flickers in the emptiness of a room. A woman sits contemplating. Her back to the viewer. The expression on her face is illuminated by the light but cannot be seen. The artist Amiya Bhattacharya studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity.

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A friend by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
40 in x 32 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....Incredibly gifted artist Amiya Bhattacharya's 40 x 32 inch canvas, ' A Friend' is a breathtakingly beautiful composition, which spells elegance & class. The emotion of tenderness reflecting the bond between the lady and the fawn has been highlighted very effectively.

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A Friend by Amiya Bhattacharya
40 in x 32 in, Mixed Media on Canvas

New artwork uploaded....A Friend is a lyrical composition, highlighting the easy warmth and camaraderie between a young beauty and a peacock. Both the beauties are contrasted with one another, with one richly hued and the other delicate and graceful, resulting in an exquisitely stunning work.

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