Ganesh Pyne
Indian painter and Illustrator
Indian painter and Illustrator
1937
88 years ago
Artists & Creatives
India
A prominent painter and illustrator, contributions focused on painting, Indian mythology, and surrealism. Worked primarily with watercolors and oils, creating intricate and emotionally charged pieces. Exhibited in various national and international galleries, displaying distinct style and themes rooted in Indian culture. Received multiple accolades for artistic achievements throughout career, significantly influencing contemporary Indian art.
Created iconic works like 'The Man who Knew Infinity'
Exhibited in major galleries worldwide
Received the Kerala Lalithakala Akademi Award
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