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Jamini Roy — Untitled | Fine Art PrintJamini Roy (18871972) was one of India's most original modern artists and a pioneer of the nationalist art movement. Trained academically in Calcutta, he deliberately turned away from European conventions to draw on the folk traditions of Bengal particularly the Kalighat pat scroll paintings developing a bold, flat, deeply rhythmic style that was entirely his own. His works are held in major collections worldwide. Printed on Hahnemhle German Etching

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