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26 / 11 Bombay (Echoes of Existence) by Mahesh Pal Gobra, Original Charcoal Figurative Painting on Paper, Medium Square Wall Art
26 / 11 Bombay (Echoes of Existence) by artist Mahesh Pal Gobra displayed in a Art Deco Reception Area
26 / 11 Bombay (Echoes of Existence) by Mahesh Pal Gobra, Original Charcoal Figurative Painting on Paper, Medium Square Wall Art
26 / 11 Bombay (Echoes of Existence) by artist Mahesh Pal Gobra displayed in a Art Deco Reception Area

26 / 11 Bombay (Echoes of Existence) Charcoal Figurative Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Charcoal
Shape Square
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Triptych, Chiaroscuro, Surreal Allegory, Skull Motifs, Crows, Mourning Ritual, Charcoal Texture

Rendered in stark chiaroscuro, the triptych stages a passage from witness to aftermath to uneasy ritual, where pale bodies and masklike faces emerge from a grainy darkness as if memory itself were being etched into the paper. The left panel’s reaching figure feels both compassionate and complicit, while the central swarm of skulls and crows collapses space into a claustrophobic field of omens, turning the ground into a ledger of losses. In the final scene, a solitary caretaker cradles a small creature before a faceless crowd, transforming grief into a public ceremony and suggesting how tenderness survives—fragile, contested—inside collective dread.

Type

Original

Size

30x30

Material

Paper

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