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Joyful Cows - Gau Charai by Sahdev Pusham

Created by Sahdev Pusham

Description

Sahdev Pusham’s Joyful Cows - Gau Charai turns the daily walk of cattle to their grazing ground into a small celebration. Gau charai means grazing the cows, and here the herd spreads across a soft blue ground that keeps the mood light and open. Pusham builds each cow from fine lines and dots, running pattern through every body so that no two animals look alike. The way the animals turn and overlap gives the scene the playful energy the title promises. The large canvas lets the herd spread out, so the eye travels across the painting the way a herd moves across a field.

Why does this painting stand out?

• Hand-painted by Gond artist Sahdev Pusham, whose fine line and dot work gives every cow its own pattern.

• The calm blue ground lets the patterned herd carry the colour and keeps the composition easy on the eye.

• Measuring 50 x 37 inches, this acrylic on canvas painting makes a statement in a living room, lobby or long gallery wall.

• A warm gift for animal lovers and anyone drawn to village life and Gond art. Bring this cheerful herd home and add it to your collection today.

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This product cannot be cancelled once the order is placed. This item is non-returnable.

$ 989
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What does Gau Charai mean?
Gau charai means grazing the cows. The painting shows a herd out on its daily graze, a familiar sight in rural central India.
What are the size and medium of this painting?
It is painted in acrylic on canvas and measures 50 x 37 inches.thering of Deer Beneath a Tree.
Who painted Joyful Cows - Gau Charai
Gond artist Sahdev Pusham. His other works on Rooftop include Elephants Drinking Water and The Gathering of Deer Beneath a Tree.