Nude amongst foliage.

Kartick Chandra Pyne was one of India's first few artists who experimented with the Surrealist school of art. Raw, whimsical and highly playful, his paintings combined observation and imagination: opening a window to a world filled with colourful creatures and characters. Pyne developed a visual language that was completely his own, that borrowed heavily from both Indian Folk art as well as Western Modernist traditions.

The influence of artists like Chagall, Duchamp & Miro can be Read More