Presented to the Prime Minister
Mr Priyank Kanoongo, Chairman NCPCR, presenting my portrait to Modiji.
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Projects & Displays
Where the work
has travelled.
Each note below is the artist’s own description of the photograph, reproduced as supplied.
Largest Commission
Goa Shipyard — 6 × 9 feet
An aerial view of the shipyard, built up in layers of cut wood and installed at the reception of Goa Shipyard Limited.
“This spectacular Scroll Saw handcrafted mural is made in more than three layers. Solid 12mm and 18mm Rubber wood is used and one inch gap in each layer is provided to give three dimensional effect. Painting, Pyrography and Scrolling is done to enhance the beauty of the product. The wood used is kept over night at 100 degree celsius to enhance life. The mural gives a magnifient aerial view of Shipyard and is specially crafted by Central Cottage Industries Emporium for Goa Shipyard Limited.” Plaque — Central Cottage Industries Emporium
Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan
Mr Giriraj Singh, Textile Minister, inaugurating a textile exhibition at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan — my two portraits displayed behind him, Murmu and Modi.
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Hunar Haat, Delhi
Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, Minister, presenting to Sh Raj Nath Singh at the opening of Hunar Haat, Delhi.
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Institute of Chartered Accountants
Handing over to the Secretary, Indian Chartered Accountants Institute.
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Presented at Bharatpur
Presented to the Raja of Bharatpur, Sh Bishvender Singh, MP.
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Rosewalk Hospital, Delhi
Handed to Dr Chander Shekhar, head of Rosewalk Hospital, Delhi.
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Government Cottage Emporium
My Gandhis displayed at the Govt. Cottage Emporium for 2 October.
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A portrait handed over
A framed wood portrait being presented to its recipient.
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Exhibiting at Hunar Haat
The stall hung with scroll saw panels during a press interview at Hunar Haat, Delhi.
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Visitors at the stall
Visitors at the Hunar Haat exhibition stall in Delhi.
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The subject of the mural
The aerial view of Goa Shipyard that the six by nine foot mural reproduces in layered wood.
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The Goa Shipyard plaque
The Central Cottage Industries Emporium plaque describing how the mural was made.
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Goa Shipyard
Six by nine feet,
in layered wood.
Built up in more than three layers with a one inch gap between each, so the shipyard reads in relief rather than as a flat picture.
On Display
Exhibitions and
emporium walls.
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Commission at any scale
From a 13 by 16 inch portrait to a six by nine foot mural. Tell the studio what the space needs.