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Catch Shanti Dave's graphic depictions of the 1965 Indo-Pakistan war in Colaba

Embark on a visual journey at the first retrospective exhibition of India’s early abstractionist Shanti Dave, that showcases the artist’s rarely seen early works, including his powerful graphic depictions of the 1965 Indo-Pakistan war

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Shanti Dave poses in front of his mural at the India Pavilion at Expo ’67

Shanti Dave poses in front of his mural at the India Pavilion at Expo ’67

Dag is hosting the first ever retrospective showcasing the illustrious career of 92-year-old artist Shanti Dave, spanning from 1950 till 2014, at Mumbai’s Taj Mahal Palace. This exhibition includes the Padma Shri awardee’s rarely seen early figurative works, and unveils for the first time the artist’s stark black-and-white graphic watercolours on the 1965 Indo-Pakistan War, a body of work that is political and shows him as a humanitarian.

Shaheedon ke Shabd, watercolour and ink on paper, is a part of the artist’s 1965 Indo-Pak War Series
Shaheedon ke Shabd, watercolour and ink on paper, is a part of the artist’s 1965 Indo-Pak War Series

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