Landscapes and Cityscapes in Contemporary Indian Art
Discover our collection of natural vistas and urban narratives. From the serene ghats of Banaras to the dynamic architecture of modern cities, these works capture the essence of our built and natural environments.
Architecture is a profound source of inspiration for many artists. Somenath Maity, a leading contemporary artist from Bengal, deconstructs and rebuilds urban forms in this cityscape, creating a dynamic composition of light and structure.
This is another powerful piece from Ranadip Mukherjee's 'Banaras Series'. The warm, glowing palette and semi-abstract forms convey the timeless, spiritual energy of the boats waiting on the ghats.
Ramakrishna V's work explores the density of urban life. This cityscape is not just about buildings; it's about the countless human stories and interactions that happen when people live in close proximity.
I believe in showcasing art that documents our heritage. This watercolor of a Hampi temple by Balu Sadalge captures the magnificent architecture and the quiet grandeur of the historical site.
This imaginative cityscape by Wali is a call to preserve our cultural heritage. The artist has created a fantastical island of temples and homes, a vibrant community floating in a sea of blue, urging us to protect these treasures.
This architectural painting uses a dramatic, warm palette to create a moody and evocative cityscape. The artist plays with light and shadow to give the structures a sense of history and mystery.
This collage presents a preview of Sujit Das's solo show, 'A Journey into Rural Bengal'. His work celebrates the simple beauty of village life, from lush paddy fields to quiet sunsets, rendered in rich textures and colors.
About this collection
Selecting a landscape or cityscape for your home involves considering how the artwork interacts with your room's natural light. For areas with significant sunlight, we suggest our matte-finish watercolors or charcoal works, which retain their tonal depth without glare, while our larger oil-on-canvas statement pieces offer the robustness required for expansive living room walls.
Our gallery brings together a diverse array of perspectives on the Indian landscape, ranging from the timeless spiritual serenity of the Banaras ghats to the complex, dense geometry of urban centers. Artists like Somenath Maity reinterpret architectural forms, breaking down cityscapes into dynamic compositions of light and structure. In contrast, works by Balu Sadalge capture the quiet, historical grandeur of heritage sites like Hampi through detailed watercolor and charcoal techniques.
For those seeking a connection to rural life, Sujit Das offers glimpses into the simplicity of village environments, focusing on fields, rivers, and everyday village routines. These pieces are not merely decorations; they are windows into distinct environments, realized through oil, acrylic, or traditional watercolor mediums.
Every original painting includes a comprehensive provenance and a Certificate of Authenticity. When you choose an oil-on-canvas statement piece, we handle the technical requirements, including professional installation and maintenance advice for climate control. If you are uncertain about how a specific piece will fit your wall, we offer digital visualization services or can arrange to transport shortlisted works to your premise for a trial viewing.
Mahua Art Gallery
We have spent two decades championing contemporary Indian art from our gallery in Sadashiva Nagar. We believe in the power of visual storytelling and assist collectors—whether experienced or first-time buyers—in finding pieces that resonate personally. Our focus remains on quality, authenticity, and connecting emerging talent with serious collectors.
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