G Subramanian

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G Subramanian

G Subramanian

Born in Tamil Nadu in 1952, G. Subramanian graduated from the Govt. College of Arts & Crafts, Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu in 1974. Widely known for his unique mixed-media works, Subramanian uses the medium of collage, and layers it along with acrylic paint and ink washes in brilliant hues, to create striking artworks that move the audience.

The inspiration for Subramanian’s work, in his own words, is “the innocence and divine beauty in a child’s face, and the power of Indian mythology.” With his portrayal of child-like Buddha, Krishna, Ganesha and Hanuman, he seeks to spark a sense of joy in his audience. Many of his works depict blissful young girls, inspired by his own daughter, Surya, who he lost to cancer at a young age. Surya means sun, and for Subra, as the artist is fondly called, his daughter shines on through his art.

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    • Krishna – 9217

      11 × 7.5 × 4 in
       175,000

    • Surya – 8991

      12.5 × 11 × 5.5 in
       175,000

    • Ganapati – 8989

      21 × 18 in
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    • Surya – 8987

      24 × 17 in
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    • Surya – 8986

      24 × 17 in
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    • Radha and Krishna – 8985

      24.5 × 21 in
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    • Krishna – 8984

      32 × 22 in
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    • Buddha – 8983

      30 × 24 in
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    • Sisters – 8552

      8 × 6 × 4 in
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    • Krishna – 8263

      11 × 8 × 5 in
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