​A Tale Of Two Cities 1

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Specifications
Size : 48 X 24 in | 121.9 X 61 cm
Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Style : Impressionism
Created in : 1900
Sold by : Artist
Surface : Shipped Rolled unless rolling not possible
Lot No : MA197010
International shipping : Yes
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New Delhi, India
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About Artist

Manisha Gawade has spent 14 years in Dubai and absorbed the cosmopolitan favours of West Asian cultures. She has been an extensive traveller who has been trained in various forms of paintings in several parts of the world. Her work is a fusion of the Indian as well as Western and Arabic culturescape. Having held several solo exhibitions, she has been a part of nearly 110 group exhibitions in various parts of the world, including highly acclaimed shows on wearable art, like Ehsaas held at New Delhi, Painting a Thread held at Dubai. Well known for having displayed her works at various Embassies and Art Fairs in Dubai, Hungary, Amsterdam, Bahrain and Muscat to depict the beautiful interplay of the Indian and Arabic cultures. Extensively popular with the press, her works have always attracted their attention the world over. She has been the first ever Indian Artist to have received the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler and Prime Minister of Dubai and Dubai Art and Culture Authority, post her exhibition in Dubai in 2009. The exclusivity just does not end here. The royal family of Oman holds a large segment of her works as a part of their prized palace collection. 'Mira' -the 8 feet long Falcon sculpture, one of her many intriguing works was sold in Dubai by The Christie's for 100,000 Dirhams, making her the only other INDIAN artist apart from M.F. Hussain to be a part of this prestigious event.

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Manisha Gawade's works are a fusion of perceiving reality and weaving it with dreams at the level of pure, unadulterated thought.