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Indian artist Sheela Devi employs the traditional techniques of Madhubani painting -- carefully applying ink and poster colors to a background of handmade paper -- to create this bold image of an elephant prepared to transport a monarch. Bursting with an array of contrasting colors and patterns, and expansively filling the frame, the work beautifully captures the stunning aesthetic of classical India.
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I framed it in a shadow box and it looks beautiful in our living room.
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PAINTING IS SOME WHAT DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND. THE EYES ARE FEROCIOUS AND NOT CHARITABLE. FOR US ---- EDUCATED IN WESTERN, SO CALLED CIVILIZATIONS ... , IT IS HARD THE COMPREHEND THE WHOLE MEANING OF IT. ILL KEEP HE CARD. HOPING THAT ONE DAY ILL BE ABLE TO ADMIRE IT BETTER. ... SO SORRY. I ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT GANESH WAS A POWERFUL BUT, CHARITABLE GOD. AT THE SAME TIME.
"My grandmother used to paint Madhubani art... As part of our village tradition, I learned the art from my grandmother and my paternal aunt."