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Artwork: Barnali Saha

This sketchwork is an admirer’s homage inspired by the famed

Nayika by Jamini Roy (1887-1972), who is among the most
significant and influential Indian artists of the 20th century.
Trained in the Western and European techniques, Roy rejected
the conventions to cultivate a personal style inspired largely by
traditional Indian folk and village arts, especially those of his
native Bengal.

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This sketchwork is an admirer’s homage inspired by the famed creation, “Drawing hands”, by Maurits Cornelis
Escher (1898-1972). Drawing Hands is a conflict between the flat surface of the drawing and spatial perception.

Barnali Saha (née Banerjee), originally from Kolkata, is a creative

writer currently living in Nashville, TN. She enjoys writing short
stories and poems, along with occasional articles on social issues
and also film reviews, travelogues etc. Her writings have been
featured in The Statesman, The Indian Express, and DNA-ME. She
has also written for some leading American magazines and e-zines,
such as Pens on Fire and Many Midnights, Palki and Sristi. She
recently published her first book, Figments of Imagination. Apart
from creative writing, her hobbies include painting and
photography.

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