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To Catch The Moon by Amiya Bhattacharya
36 in x 38 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....To catch the moon by Amiya Bhattacharya is a metaphorical painting of the pursuit of dreams. The artist Amiya Bhattacharya born in 1949, studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity. dreamy landscape, figurative art, crescent moon, serene woman, nature themes, soft colors, spirituality, modern illustration, emotional expression, contemporary art This captivating artwork explores the delicate relationship between humanity and nature. A serene figure embodies tranquility as she reaches for the moon, symbolizing dreams and aspirations. The gentle interplay of light and shadow creates a harmonious atmosphere, inviting viewers to reflect on their own desires. The composition balances the subject's elegance with the lush greenery, evoking a sense of peace and connection. Perfect for modern spaces, this piece resonates deeply with those who appreciate the beauty of introspection and the mystical allure of the night. The painting features a young woman reclining on a vibrant red surface, her body turned slightly to the side. She has long, dark hair styled in a bun and wears a flowing white garment that drapes softly over her shoulder. Her hands are gracefully extended towards a small crescent moon, which glows softly in the upper right corner. The background transitions from a deep green at the bottom to a soft, cloud-strewn sky above, hinting at twilight. To the left, a lush green branch reaches into the scene, adding a natural element and framing the figure. The overall composition conveys serenity and contemplation. This piece shares a visual kinship with artworks like 'The Dream' by Henri Rousseau and 'The Kiss' by Gustav Klimt. All three works feature ethereal figures and dreamlike atmospheres, utilizing soft color palettes and nature motifs to convey deep emotional themes. The serene pose of the woman in this painting echoes Klimt's intimate compositions, while the connection to nature is reminiscent of Rousseau's lush, imaginative environments.

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Prayer at Dusk by Amiya Bhattacharya (2016)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....This beautiful composition shows a woman in a red fabric lighting a lamp as the faint fading light of the day sets a silent tune to the passing of another day. "Prayers at dusk" is a 36 x 36 inch canvas by Amiya Bhattacharya. Born in 1949, the artist studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity digital painting, contemporary art, red cloak, mystical theme, light and shadow, introspection, figurative art, warm tones, spirituality, serene atmosphere This captivating piece invites viewers to explore the interplay of light and shadow, embodying a serene yet mysterious atmosphere. The figure, draped in a striking red cloak, cradles a flickering flame that symbolizes hope and enlightenment. Set against a backdrop of arched stonework, the painting evokes a sense of timelessness and introspection. Ideal for contemporary collectors, this artwork serves as a powerful reminder of the beauty found in moments of stillness and reflection. The painting features a solitary figure clad in a deep red cloak, standing in a stone archway. Her head is slightly bowed, and she holds a small plate with a flickering flame in her hands. The background consists of textured stone walls, creating a sense of depth and structure. Warm light emanates from the flame, casting a soft glow that contrasts with the darker hues of the surroundings. The overall composition balances the figure's vibrant red with the muted tones of the architecture, emphasizing the theme of illumination against shadow. This painting shares visual similarities with works like 'The Girl with a Pearl Earring' by Johannes Vermeer, notable for its use of light to highlight the subject's features and evoke emotion. Additionally, 'The Lady of Shalott' by John William Waterhouse features a similar interplay of color and theme, depicting a solitary figure in a moment of contemplation, surrounded by a richly detailed environment.

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The evening lamp by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....This beautiful composition is based on an Indian, in particular, a Bengali tradition of performing prayers at dusk. 'The Evening Lamp', a 36 x 36 inch canvas by the tremendously talented Amiya Bhattacharya features a lady dressed up in a white sari with a red border and a bindi on her forehead, her face lit up by a shy smile. A small lamp glows in an alcove in the background, creating a gentle, enchanting ambience. cultural identity, digital art, modern portrait, red tones, contemporary, floral elements, introspection, heritage, warm colors, spiritual symbolism This striking artwork captures the essence of cultural identity through a modern lens. A serene figure draped in elegantly contrasting fabrics engages the viewer with her introspective gaze. The vibrant red of her attire draws attention, while the delicate floral elements and warm background evoke a sense of nostalgia and connection to heritage. This piece invites contemplation on the intersection of tradition and contemporary expression, making it a perfect addition to any thoughtful collection. The artwork features a woman with a contemplative expression, partially obscured by a flowing red and cream scarf. She has a bindi on her forehead, symbolizing cultural identity. In the foreground, a vivid red flower is surrounded by green leaves, creating a lush, organic element. The background is textured with warm browns and deep reds, setting a harmonious tone. To the right, a small clay lamp with a flickering candle offers a gentle light source, adding depth and warmth to the scene. The overall composition balances human emotion with natural beauty. This piece bears resemblance to the works of Frida Kahlo, particularly in its exploration of identity and emotion through vibrant colors and personal symbolism. The use of floral motifs and cultural references also aligns it with Kahlo's thematic focus. Additionally, the warm color palette evokes the intimate, introspective quality found in Gustav Klimt's portraits, where background elements complement the emotional depth of the subject.

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The lady with the swan by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....'The Lady with the Swan', a 36 x 36 inch canvas by highly accomplished artist Amiya Bhattacharya, is an effective composition with mystique & grace, which captivates the viewer. An enchanting work, which highlights the inherent grace of the swan, while encompassing the young lady's elegance alongside. nature art, figurative art, floral composition, digital illustration, green hues, serene beauty, contemporary art, female figure, symbolism, modern aesthetics This captivating piece invites the viewer into a serene world where nature and femininity converge. The artist skillfully blends vibrant colors and intricate details, showcasing a figure in harmony with lush foliage and a graceful bird. The juxtaposition of the soft skin tones against the vivid greens creates a striking visual impact, drawing the eye to both the subject and the surrounding elements. This artwork speaks to the tranquility and connection we share with the natural world, making it a perfect addition to any contemporary collection. The artwork features a nude female figure seen from the back, positioned centrally against a backdrop of geometric shapes in shades of blue and green. She reaches out towards a swan with a soft expression on her face. Surrounding her are large, vibrant green lily pads and delicate pink lotus flowers, which add depth and richness to the composition. The lighting emphasizes the smooth texture of her skin and the glossy surfaces of the foliage. The overall color palette is dominated by greens, blues, and hints of pink, creating a tranquil yet visually striking scene. This piece bears resemblance to Gustav Klimt's works, particularly in its use of ornamental elements and the portrayal of the female form. Like Klimt, the artwork incorporates lush, organic shapes and a balance of color that creates a sense of intimacy and connection with nature. The themes of femininity and nature are echoed in works such as 'Water Serpents' and 'The Kiss,' emphasizing the harmony between human figures and their environments.

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The Butterfly by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
32 in x 40 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....This incredibly talented and experienced artist creates an interesting narrative around an attractive subject, using a prop such as an animal, bird or a butterfly. This serves to add drama and substance to the already visually stunning theme.. figurative art, introspection, natural elements, butterfly symbolism, warm tones, emotional depth, contemporary style, serene composition, light and shadow, mixed media This captivating piece invites viewers into a moment of introspection, where the human form meets the natural world. The interplay of light and shadow creates a sense of depth, drawing the eye towards the figure’s serene posture. The subtle presence of a butterfly adds a touch of fragility, symbolizing transformation and the beauty of fleeting moments. With its intricate details and rich textures, this artwork resonates deeply, encouraging reflection on themes of solitude and connection. The painting features a woman seen from behind, her bare back turned towards the viewer. She sits in a partially framed area, surrounded by lush green foliage and a vibrant red pot. The background consists of a checkered pattern in muted tones, providing a striking contrast to her skin. A soft, glowing light emanates from the left, illuminating her figure and casting gentle shadows. A butterfly flutters near the top left, adding a dynamic element to the composition. The textures vary from smooth skin to the rough, painted surfaces of the frame and background. This painting evokes the intimacy found in works by Henri Matisse, particularly his use of vibrant colors and simplified forms. Similar to Matisse's 'The Dance', it explores themes of human connection and nature, while the butterfly adds a layer of symbolism reminiscent of Gustav Klimt's decorative style. Both artists emphasize the interplay of light and the human figure, creating a harmonious balance between emotion and environment.

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The Butterfly II by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....Amiya Bhattacharya's 36 x 36 inch canvas, ' The Butterfly II' is a beautiful, sensuous composition, with understated elegance. Against the backdrop of the lovely colours and the lady's graceful pose, the presence of the little butterfly adds an element of interest and accentuates the appeal of the elegant nude. Amiya Bhattacharya studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity. digital art, figurative composition, blue tones, serene atmosphere, butterfly symbolism, introspective art, contemporary style, whimsical elements, emotional depth, modern decor This captivating piece invites viewers into a moment of tranquility and introspection. The artist skillfully blends light and shadow, creating a serene atmosphere that envelops the subject. A delicate butterfly rests nearby, symbolizing transformation and beauty. The contrasting colors enhance the emotional depth of the composition, making it a striking addition to any contemporary collection. Perfect for those who appreciate the interplay of realism and abstraction, this artwork evokes a sense of calm and introspection. The painting features a reclining figure, their back turned to the viewer, emphasizing the graceful curvature of the spine and the softness of the skin. The figure is draped in a flowing white garment that cascades softly over the surface. Rich colors dominate the background, with a vibrant blue hue that contrasts with the warm tones of the figure. A red curtain adds depth and drama, while a small blue vase on a table holds a butterfly, introducing a whimsical element. The lighting is soft and diffused, highlighting the textures of the fabric and the smoothness of the skin. This artwork resonates with the intimate compositions of Gustav Klimt, particularly in the soft portrayal of the human figure and the use of rich, contrasting colors. Similar to Klimt's 'The Kiss,' the play of light and texture draws the viewer into a moment of personal reflection, while the butterfly motif echoes themes of transformation found in artworks by artists like Frida Kahlo, known for her symbolic use of nature.

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The stranger by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....Amiya Bhattacharya's 3 x 3 feet canvas, 'The Stranger' is an attractive, seductive composition in shades of a velvety, alluring red, symbolising beauty and grace. The surprise element is the dove, which adds interest and narrative to the rich frame. Amiya Bhattacharya studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity. contemporary art, digital artwork, figurative art, red tones, symbolism, female figure, peaceful imagery, emotional expression, surreal composition, hope and freedom This captivating digital artwork invites viewers into a moment of contemplation and connection. A solitary figure, draped in vibrant crimson, stands before an archway, gazing at a pure white dove. The rich color palette transitions from deep reds to warm oranges, evoking feelings of passion and longing. The juxtaposition of the figure's vulnerability and the dove's presence symbolizes hope and liberation. This piece is a striking exploration of emotional depth, inviting the audience to reflect on themes of freedom and the beauty of the human experience. The artwork features a woman seen from behind, her bare back exposed, draped in a flowing red fabric that cascades down her side. She stands in front of an open archway, through which a white dove is perched outside, facing her. The background is dominated by deep reds and oranges, creating a warm, glowing atmosphere. The archway is textured, suggesting an ancient stone structure. The light emanates from the sunset, casting soft shadows and highlighting the figure's form. The scene evokes a sense of stillness and anticipation, with the dove symbolizing peace and connection. This piece shares similarities with works by Gustav Klimt, particularly in its exploration of the female form and emotional resonance. The use of vibrant color contrasts and intimate compositions can also be likened to the surrealist works of Salvador Dalí, where ordinary subjects are placed in extraordinary contexts. Both styles evoke deep emotional responses through their unique blends of realism and abstraction.

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Solitude by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
36 in x 36 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....A lamp flickers in the emptiness of a room. A woman sits contemplating. Her back to the viewer. The expression on her face is illuminated by the light but cannot be seen. The artist Amiya Bhattacharya studied at the Indian College of Arts & Draftsmanship in Kolkata. Thereafter, he became the Senior Art Director of Ananda Bazar Patrika Groups of Publication. Amongst many other professional forays, he designs art publications for the Center of International Modern Art in Kolkata and also covers for Penguin Books India. Extremely talented as an artist, he creates works which have sophistication and maturity. nude art, intimate painting, red drapery, oil lamp, soft light, figurative art, digital artwork, warm colors, vulnerability, contemporary art This captivating piece invites the viewer into a moment of quiet reflection. A solitary figure reclines, enveloped in a cascade of rich red drapery, their vulnerability illuminated by the warm glow of an antique lamp. The interplay of light and shadow creates an intimate atmosphere, while the soft textures evoke a sense of warmth and comfort. This work speaks to themes of solitude and the beauty of the human form, making it a striking addition to any collection. The painting features a nude female figure seated with her back to the viewer, positioned against a backdrop of flowing red fabric. Her skin is softly illuminated by the warm light emanating from a vintage oil lamp placed on a small wooden table nearby. The drapery surrounding her creates a rich, textured environment, enhancing the sense of intimacy. The figure is partially covered with a light gray cloth, adding depth to the composition. The color palette is dominated by warm tones, with reds, yellows, and soft skin hues, creating a harmonious and inviting scene. This painting evokes the style of works by artists like Gustav Klimt and Henri Matisse, who also explored themes of intimacy and the female form. Klimt’s use of rich fabrics and warm colors parallels the drapery here, while Matisse’s bold color choices resonate with the vibrant reds. Both artists create a sense of closeness and emotional depth, making this piece reminiscent of their celebrated styles.

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A friend by Amiya Bhattacharya (2015)
40 in x 32 in, Mixed media on canvas

New artwork uploaded....Incredibly gifted artist Amiya Bhattacharya's 40 x 32 inch canvas, ' A Friend' is a breathtakingly beautiful composition, which spells elegance & class. The emotion of tenderness reflecting the bond between the lady and the fawn has been highlighted very effectively. figurative art, nature connection, vibrant colors, serene composition, modern illustration, contemporary art, peaceful themes, animal symbolism, human figure, emotional artwork This captivating artwork invites viewers into a serene moment of connection between a figure and nature. The warm tones of the figure's robe contrast beautifully with the vivid background, creating a harmonious interplay between human and animal. The delicate deer adds a layer of innocence and tranquility, embodying the themes of coexistence and peace. Perfect for modern spaces, it evokes a sense of calm and introspection, making it an ideal piece for art lovers seeking to enhance their environment with thoughtful imagery. The composition features a seated female figure draped in rich burgundy and orange robes, facing a small deer. The background is dominated by a striking red, contrasting with the lush green leaves that arch gracefully from the top right corner. The figure's head is slightly bowed, suggesting contemplation, while the deer stands in a gentle pose, creating a sense of harmony. The interplay of colors is vibrant, with the warm hues of the figure's attire juxtaposed against the bold red backdrop, while the lush foliage adds depth and texture to the scene. Soft lighting highlights the contours of the figure and the delicate features of the deer. This artwork evokes the style of Frida Kahlo, particularly in its use of bold colors and symbolic elements. Similar to Kahlo's works, it combines human figures with nature, exploring themes of identity and connection. The contrasting colors and emotional depth can also be compared to Gustav Klimt's lush compositions, where figures are often intertwined with ornamental backgrounds, creating a captivating visual narrative.

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A Friend by Amiya Bhattacharya
40 in x 32 in, Mixed Media on Canvas

New artwork uploaded....A Friend is a lyrical composition, highlighting the easy warmth and camaraderie between a young beauty and a peacock. Both the beauties are contrasted with one another, with one richly hued and the other delicate and graceful, resulting in an exquisitely stunning work. figurative art, peacock imagery, vibrant colors, modern composition, female figure, nature themes, bold contrasts, emotional expression, mixed media art, contemporary painting This captivating artwork intertwines the ethereal beauty of femininity with the vibrant essence of nature. A figure draped in soft fabric is enhanced by the striking presence of a peacock, symbolizing grace and allure. The bold red background intensifies the scene, creating a dynamic contrast that draws viewers in. This piece invites contemplation on the relationship between humanity and the natural world, evoking emotions of serenity and wonder. Ideal for collectors seeking a blend of modernity and classical themes. The artwork features a partially draped female figure, positioned slightly to the right. She gazes downward, her expression contemplative, with long hair cascading over her shoulder. Beside her stands a vividly colored peacock, its feathers displaying a range of blues and greens. The background is a deep red, contrasting sharply with the softer tones of the figure's skin and fabric. In the foreground, lush green leaves frame the composition, adding depth and a sense of vitality. The texture of the materials used creates a tactile quality, enhancing the visual experience. This artwork bears resemblance to Gustav Klimt's 'The Kiss' and Frida Kahlo's self-portraits, where the interplay of human figures with nature is a central theme. Both Klimt and Kahlo utilize bold colors and intricate patterns, inviting a deeper emotional response. The lush foliage and vivid animal representation here echo the symbolic richness found in their works, enhancing the connection between the subject and the natural world.

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