Renowned Indian contemporary artist Kishore Pratim Biswas is captivating art enthusiasts and collectors with his latest exhibition titled "Celebration Indian Steam Locomotives." Held at the prestigious Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai, 11th to 17th September 2023.
Pablo Picasso, the legendary Spanish artist, is often regarded as one of the most influential figures in the history of art. His groundbreaking works spanned a wide range of styles and movements, from Cubism to Surrealism, and he continually reinvented himself as an artist throughout his career.
Steam locomotives hold a special place in history, symbolizing the industrial revolution and the dawn of modern transportation. Their powerful presence and iconic design have captivated the imagination of artists and enthusiasts alike. This article explores the demand for steam locomotive paintings, highlighting the reasons behind their popularity and the artistic significance they hold.
Steam locomotive paintings by renowned Indian artist Kishore Pratim Biswas offer a captivating glimpse into the past of Indian locomotives. With a deep appreciation for the unique character and daily life of steam locomotive workshops in the 1970s, Biswas's paintings evoke nostalgia and celebrate the beauty and power of these magnificent machines.
Experience the captivating allure of the early 70’s Indian railways or immerse yourself in a delightful celebration of the nostalgic Indian steam locomotives… Step into a world where art and locomotives collide in a mesmerising collection by the renowned Kishore Pratim Biswas. Prepare to be captivated by a series of idiosyncratic paintings that pay homage to the timeless beauty of steam locomotives.
Kishore was inspired by a wide variety of artists who also painted steam trains. One such inspiration may be found in the work of Philip D Hawkins.
The fantasy based on the locomotives work wonders in any age. Be it India or abroad, the effect of these huge transports is never-fading.
“What I remember the last time I went to sketch the steam locomotives at Bandel Locomotives Workshop (West Bengal, India) in 1992. The day was very sad, to hear that the steam locomotives were obsoleted in India. Those were disassembled and dispatched to go to the museum for scrap. After that, I didn’t do any live sketches of the steam locomotives in my SCRIBBLE BOOK”… That scribbled book is only the source, where the old collections of 70’s Indian steam locomotives
