Jatin DasKneeled to the Earth, Charcoal on Paper, Black by Modern Artist "In Stock"2007
2007
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Jatin Das
Jatin Das is one of India's most prominent painters. He was born in Mayurbhanj Orissa in 1941. He completed his education in 1962 from Sir J. J. School of Fine Arts, Mumbai. He has also been involved with art institutions, in several capacities, including as a teacher at the College of Art and at the National School of Drama in New Delhi; as a consultant for the Handicrafts Board, and for the Folk Art Museum, Orissa. He has held many solo exhibitions.
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