While continuing our walk through the corridors of the National Gallery of Modern Art, we are often mesmerised by the rich tapestry of artworks it offers.
Village Family (Sailoz Mukherjee)
Head Study (S Bakre)
Nude (K H Ara)
Practice Session (Krishen Khanna)
Landscape (Ram Kumar)
Old Man and the Bird (B C Sanyal)
Untitled (Satish Gujral)
Thorn (N S Bendre)
Shakti (Chintamoni Kar)
Sea Creatures (Jaya Appaswamy)
A sculpture in the lawns
The photographic skills of yours truly suffer from severe limitations. Hence the poor quality of the visual representation attempted here.
The artworks are well-lit, save and except the fact that the lighting arrangements often interfere with one’s endeavours to capture some of the artworks on one’s camera. This is especially so when art works happen to be protected with a sheet of transparent glass.
In fact, this remains an issue with most of the art galleries elsewhere too. Perhaps, museum curators and architects in general need to be sensitized to this simple need of a lay viewer while soaking in and wanting to capture images of national treasures of an artistic nature.
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