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Resonance of the Lotus
AK022 : Resonance of the Lot...

Amrit Kapoor

Price on Request

Between Silence and Memory
CB012 : Between Silence and...

Chandra Bhatyacharjee

70×48

Price on Request

Tales in Crimson
LA005 : Tales in Crimson

Laxman Aelay

12×12

Price on Request

Quiet Contemplation
CB011 : Quiet Contemplation

Chandra Bhatyacharjee

40×50

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Vibrant Rhythms on a Rainy Street
TS960 : Vibrant Rhythms on a...

Tejinder Kanda

26×26

Price on Request

The Balancing Act
VT003 : The Balancing Act

VIREN TANWAR

47×67

Price on Request

The Space Between Us
CB004 : The Space Between Us

Chandra Bhatyacharjee

48×36

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The Divine Union
JD292 : The Divine Union

Jitendra Dangi

48×48

Price on Request

Terracotta and Crimson Bounty
APB107 : Terracotta and Crims...

Apu Debnath Banya

30×25

Price on Request

The Tree of Destiny
JD309 : The Tree of Destiny

Jitendra Dangi

60×40

Price on Request

The Colour of Togetherness
FH150 : The Colour of Togeth...

Farhad Hussain

60×42

Price on Request

Sunlit Journey Through the Street
TS923 : Sunlit Journey Throu...

Tejinder Kanda

18×18

Price on Request

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A narrative is simply a story. Narrative art is art that tells a story. Much of Western art until the twentieth century has been narrative, depicting stories from religion, myth and legend, history and literature (see history painting). Audiences were assumed to be familiar with the stories in question.