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Religious charcoal pastel drawing titled 'Lord Ganesha', 21x15 inches, by artist Sankar Das on paper
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Lord Ganesha (Ganesha in Monochrome Majesty) Charcoal Pastel Religious Drawing

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Type Original
Size  21x15 in/53x38 cm
Material Paper
Artist Sankar Das
Type Drawing
Subject Religious
Shape Vertical
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Ganesha, Charcoal Drawing, Monochrome, Devotional Art, Chiaroscuro, Spiritual Symbolism, Crimson Accents
Description

Rendered in a restrained monochrome, this depiction of Ganesha feels less like a polished icon than an apparition emerging from ash and breath, where soft chiaroscuro models the deity’s form with quiet authority. The composition is symmetrically anchored, yet the smoky ground and blurred edges dissolve certainty, suggesting a presence that hovers between the material and the meditative. Flecks of crimson—concentrated along the trunk and forehead—punctuate the grey like pulses of devotion, turning the body into a site of sanctified energy and inner awakening. In that tension between weighty sculptural volume and evaporating atmosphere, the work frames the remover of obstacles as both guardian and inward guide.

Type

Original

Size

21x15

Material

Paper

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