Home Wall art paintings Pen ink drawing Figurative painting Goan Wedding Banquet (1964) (The Grand Banquet)
Goan Wedding Banquet (1964) (The Grand Banquet) by Mario Miranda, Print Pen Ink Figurative Painting on Canvas
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Goan Wedding Banquet (1964) (The Grand Banquet) Pen Ink Figurative Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Pen Ink
Shape Horizontal
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_P_25352
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satirical illustration, crowded composition, black and white, caricature, social critique, banquet scene, line drawing

In a tightly packed black‑and‑white frieze, the banquet scene becomes a theatre of manners where every figure performs—laughing, boasting, scheming—until individuality dissolves into a single, teeming social organism. The artist’s agile linework and exaggerated physiognomies turn chatter into visual rhythm, guiding the eye in restless loops across plates, glasses, and gesturing hands, as if the very air were vibrating with appetite. Beneath the comic distortion lies a sharper allegory: abundance reads less as comfort than as overconsumption, a satirical mirror of status and insecurity masked by conviviality. The shallow space compresses bodies into proximity, suggesting that in crowds we are never alone—only more exposed.

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Print

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8x12

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Canvas

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