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early wood carving style, exploration of form & texture, part of a diverse body, tribal sculpture traditions, indian folk art aesthetics, geometric abstraction, ritualistic representation, spiritual symbolism

Artwork Info: Dancer I - early wood carving style, Mature Period

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Dancer I

Tribal Art
National Gallery of Modern Art

leela mansukhani mukherjee (1916 – 2002)

Explore the evocative art of Leela Mukherjee! Indian painter & sculptor (1916-2002) known for wood carvings, bronze casting, murals, and influence on her daughter, Mrinalini.

National Gallery of Modern Art (New Delhi, India)

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About this artwork

Title: Dancer I
Artist: leela mansukhani mukherjee
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: National Gallery of Modern Art
Movement: Tribal Art
Color palette: Neutrals
Keywords: carved wood art , blocky shapes , indian art
Color intensity: Monochromatic
Perceived brightness: brilliant

Dancer I

leela mansukhani mukherjee (1916 – 2002)

National Gallery of Modern Art (New Delhi, India)

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