Figurative acrylic painting titled 'Chota Bheem', 30x24 inches, by artist Manohar Rathod on Canvas
'Chota Bheem' painting by Manohar Rathod shown on a wall in a furnished room.
Manohar Rathod's 'Chota Bheem' painting visualized above a sofa in a contemporary room.
Sold
Figurative acrylic painting titled 'Chota Bheem', 30x24 inches, by artist Manohar Rathod on Canvas
'Chota Bheem' painting by Manohar Rathod shown on a wall in a furnished room.
Manohar Rathod's 'Chota Bheem' painting visualized above a sofa in a contemporary room.

Chota Bheem Acrylic Figurative Painting

Not Available for Sale
Type Original
Size  30x24 in/76x61 cm
Material Canvas
Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Acrylic
Shape Vertical
SKU: AZ_PAIN_83027 Availability Out of stock
Type:
Size:
Material:
Add to Wishlist
  • A Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 5% is applicable on all orders delivered within India or paid using INR
  • We offer free shipping within India
  • We ship worldwide. International shipping charges apply as per the destination and will be calculated at checkout
  • For international orders, please note that import duties and taxes may be applicable and are the responsibility of the customer
  • We have a no return/refund policy on artworks once the artwork has been dispatched
  • We support secure and trusted payment methods to ensure a safe transaction experience
  • Country of origin and dispatch is India, unless otherwise specified
  • For any additional queries, please click "Ask a Question" below

Grayscale Portrait, Red Backdrop, Oversized Glasses, Silence Gesture, Childhood, Surreal Contrast, Reflection Narrative
Description

A child’s face, rendered in stark grayscale against a vehement red field, becomes a quiet battleground between innocence and intrusion as the raised finger seals the lips in a hush that feels both playful and protective. The oversized white glasses act as a conceptual threshold: one lens reflects not reality but a saturated, cartoon pastoral—an alternate world of uncomplicated joy—suggesting imagination as a refuge, or a secret the viewer is not fully permitted to enter. The compositional tension between the intimate, photographic solemnity of the portrait and the hyper-colored fiction in the lens sharpens the work’s central question: what must be concealed for childhood to remain intact, and what stories persist behind the mask of silence?

Type

Original

Size

30x24

Material

Canvas

Recently viewed products