S. M. Pandit

Painter and educator in India

S. M. Pandit - Artists & Creatives born March 25th, 1916
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An influential Indian painter and educator contributed significantly to the art community through teaching and creation. Worked primarily with traditional Indian themes and styles, merging them with modern techniques. Served as a faculty member in various art institutions, shaping the next generation of artists. Participated in numerous exhibitions across India and abroad, showcasing a rich body of work that reflects cultural narratives. Advocated for the importance of art education in India.

Merged traditional and modern art techniques

Taught at several prominent art institutions

Participated in national and international exhibitions

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