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Folklore Kerala 10 (The Rhythmic Celebration) by M F Husain, Serigraph Serigraphs Figurative Painting on Paper, Small Vertical Wall Art
Folklore Kerala 10 (The Rhythmic Celebration) by artist M F Husain displayed in a Japandi Home Office
Folklore Kerala 10 (The Rhythmic Celebration) by artist M F Husain displayed in a Luxury gallery
Folklore Kerala 10 (The Rhythmic Celebration) by M F Husain, Serigraph Serigraphs Figurative Painting on Paper, Small Vertical Wall Art
Folklore Kerala 10 (The Rhythmic Celebration) by artist M F Husain displayed in a Japandi Home Office
Folklore Kerala 10 (The Rhythmic Celebration) by artist M F Husain displayed in a Luxury gallery

Folklore Kerala 10 (The Rhythmic Celebration) Serigraphs Figurative Painting

Sale price Rs. 70,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Serigraphs
Shape Vertical
Artist M F Husain
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_169116
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Ritual Scene, Drummers, Folk Modernism, Flat Color, Ancestral Mask, Ochre Palette, Geometric Rhythm

Set against a sun-baked ochre field, the scene reduces ritual into essential signs—lean drummers, taut diagonals, and a single lifted hand that reads as both greeting and benediction. The palette’s abrupt pivots from earth tones to saturated cobalt and crimson fracture the space like a chant’s refrain, turning sound into color and rhythm into geometry. At the margin, the mask-like profile—half concealed, half revealed—suggests an ancestral presence witnessing the ceremony, where communal music becomes a conduit between the human and the mythic. The work’s deliberate flatness and crisp contours deny illusion, insisting instead on cultural memory as something immediate, performed, and insistently alive.

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Serigraph

Size

28x16

Material

Paper

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