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Red Morning India (The Shadow of Tyranny) by Mithun Dasgupta, Original Mixed Media Fantasy Painting on Acid Free Paper, X-Small Vertical Wall Art
Red Morning India (The Shadow of Tyranny) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Rustic Hallway
Red Morning India (The Shadow of Tyranny) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery
Red Morning India (The Shadow of Tyranny) by Mithun Dasgupta, Original Mixed Media Fantasy Painting on Acid Free Paper, X-Small Vertical Wall Art
Red Morning India (The Shadow of Tyranny) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Rustic Hallway
Red Morning India (The Shadow of Tyranny) by artist Mithun Dasgupta displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery

Red Morning India (The Shadow of Tyranny) Mixed Media Fantasy Painting

Sale price Rs. 10,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Fantasy
Medium Mixed Media
Shape Vertical
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_40
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Political Art, Satirical Portrait, Fascist Symbolism, Expressionist Color, Propaganda Critique, Harsh Outlines, Psychological Tension

This confrontational portrait stages authoritarian violence as an intimate, daily ritual: a grinning figure scrubs at his own mouth with a toothbrush, as if purity could be manufactured through repetition. The palette’s acidic pinks and bruised purples flatten space into a theatrical box, while harsh contouring carves the face into mask-like planes—part caricature, part indictment—forcing the viewer to read cruelty as performance. Above, the monumental eagle spreads like a ceiling-weight of state power, and the surrounding insignia and uniform fragments become visual echoes of complicity, suggesting that ideology seeps into the smallest gestures until even self-care is conscripted into propaganda.

Type

Original

Size

9x10

Material

Acid Free Paper

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