The painting captures the essence of the city and its connection to the river Ganges, which is considered sacred by Hindus.
The composition of the painting is vibrant and lively, with Goswami’s skillful use of color and texture capturing the energy and movement of the city. The artist’s attention to detail in portraying the iconic ghats, temples, and people of Benaras adds to the authenticity of the image. Through “Har Har Gangey (Benaras),” Goswami celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the city and its spiritual significance for millions of people. The painting invites viewers to reflect on the beauty of the city’s architecture, the diversity of its people, and the power of the Ganges to inspire faith and devotion.
The choice of acrylic as the medium allows Goswami to experiment with bold colors and textures, giving the artwork a sense of vitality and dynamism. The artist’s mastery of the medium is evident in the intricate details and the interplay of light and shadow.
Primary Title | Har Har Gangey (Benaras) |
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Artist | Shambhu Nath Goswami |
Medium | Acrylic on Canvas |
Dimensions | 36 × 48 cm |