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Divine Bloom
VT095 : Divine Bloom

VIREN TANWAR

30×30

Price on Request

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

Chandra Bhatyacharjee

70×48

Price on Request

The Quiet Performer
DB003 : The Quiet Performer

Dibyendu Bhadra

48×60

Price on Request

Shades of Reflection
SMP060 : Shades of Reflection

Sidharth M Pansari

60×60

Price on Request

Chronicles of Memory
JD265 : Chronicles of Memory

Jitendra Dangi

60×40

Price on Request

Grace in Vermilion
PG001 : Grace in Vermilion

Pramod Ganpataye

60×30

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Amber Reflections
N093 : Amber Reflections

NIDHI AGGARWAL

36×36

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Shared Spirit
DS004 : Shared Spirit

Dileep Sharma

48×42

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Echoes of a Divided Landscape
AN003 : Echoes of a Divided...

Anwar Khan

6×6

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Echoes of the Mantra
JG077 : Echoes of the Mantra

Jagmohan Bangani

60×46

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The Lioness at Leisure
BK008 : The Lioness at Leisu...

Bandana Kumari

24×18

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Strength and Tenderness
ANK206 : Strength and Tendern...

Anjali Kumar

48×36

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.