Description
Life does not resemble paintings, yet how would it have been if life were picturesque. The desire and distress of life can be apprehended through the tenderness of art and the artist. The author perceives his own self through the paintings of long past, graphic art, mural and sculpture and through those pictorial imageries, and something special gradually turns into common. This book seems to contain the history of Bengal painting in form of poetry. Life of the artists, their journey, and their creative endeavours–together they mingle to shape up the life of the poet. Was such a book ever written before?
Pages: 88 | Dimension: 8 x 5.2 inch


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