Description
By then, the Art College phase was over and the days in Paris lied ahead. The land of art and artists was gradually extending the horizon of his perception. He was procuring provisions for his thoughts and ideas and getting engrossed by the consideration of what to draw and why. He wandered along the streets of Paris snd visited its famous art galleries. He started making sketches of anything and everything whenever and whatever he came to like. He made a portrait of Orson Welles which was fondly signed by the writer (?) himself. In London, he made a number of sketches of the sculpture of Henry Moore with ink and brush. These sketches are filled with the delightful melody of an artistic journey.
Pages: 164 | Dimension: 5.6 x 4 inch








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