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Varanasi 3 (Passage Through Blue) by Anil Kumar Yadav, Original Acrylic Religious Painting on Canvas, Medium Vertical Wall Art
Varanasi 3 (Passage Through Blue) by artist Anil Kumar Yadav displayed in a Coastal Hotel Suite
Varanasi 3 (Passage Through Blue) by artist Anil Kumar Yadav displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery
Varanasi 3 (Passage Through Blue) by Anil Kumar Yadav, Original Acrylic Religious Painting on Canvas, Medium Vertical Wall Art
Varanasi 3 (Passage Through Blue) by artist Anil Kumar Yadav displayed in a Coastal Hotel Suite
Varanasi 3 (Passage Through Blue) by artist Anil Kumar Yadav displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery

Varanasi 3 (Passage Through Blue) Acrylic Religious Painting

Sale price Rs. 115,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Religious
Medium Acrylic
Shape Vertical
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_103298
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Red Door, Architectural Portrait, Threshold, Complementary Colors, Textured Surface, Patina, Stillness

A weathered crimson door stands like a quiet altar against a wash of cool, mineral blues, its heated saturation asserting a pulse of human presence within an otherwise hushed field. The composition is rigorously frontal and symmetrical, yet the chipped paint, metal latches, and ring handle introduce tactile interruptions—small inscriptions of time that complicate the door’s authority as boundary and refuge. Light feels absorbed rather than reflected, as if the surface holds memory in its grain, while the carved frame and small vermilion panel above elevate the ordinary threshold into a symbol of passage, secrecy, and invitation. In this tension between enclosure and openness, the work asks whether what is locked away is protection, longing, or a life still glowing behind the wood.

Type

Original

Size

36x30

Material

Canvas

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