Fantasy watercolor painting titled 'Mumbai Dabbawala 1', 22x30 inches, by artist Bijay Biswaal on Paper
In-situ view of Bijay Biswaal's 'Mumbai Dabbawala 1' painting in a room
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Fantasy watercolor painting titled 'Mumbai Dabbawala 1', 22x30 inches, by artist Bijay Biswaal on Paper
In-situ view of Bijay Biswaal's 'Mumbai Dabbawala 1' painting in a room
Preview of 'Mumbai Dabbawala 1' Painting by Bijay Biswaal shown on a wall in a furnished room.

Mumbai Dabbawala 1 Watercolor Fantasy Painting

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Type Original
Size  22x30 in/56x76 cm
Material Paper
Type Painting
Subject Fantasy
Medium Watercolor
Shape Horizontal
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Watercolor, Steam Locomotive, Rainy Reflections, Urban Transit, Atmospheric Haze, Cathedral Silhouette, Fleeting Figures
Description

This watercolor city tableau stages a meeting of epochs: the locomotive’s iron mass and warm steam push forward like history itself, while the distant cathedral dissolves into a cool blue haze, turning architecture into memory. The composition runs on a strong diagonal—train, platform, and wet reflections—so that motion feels both mechanical and human, echoed by the cyclist and pedestrians who thread through the luminous wash. Light is treated as a moral atmosphere rather than a spotlight, pooling on the rain-slick ground to suggest transit as a state of mind—arrival and departure blurred into one continuous present. In the softened silhouettes and drifting birds, the work proposes modern life as a choreography of small urgencies set against enduring, half-seen monuments.

Type

Original

Size

22x30

Material

Paper

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