From Classical to Contemporary> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

Born in Bombay in 1922 A A Raiba displayed an instinct for art and poetry from a young age. He enrolled at the Sir J J School of Arts in 1942 where he studied miniature painting techniques. Raiba subsequently joined the Progressive Artists' Group in Bombay. Between 1957 and 1959 he went to Kashmir

Evening Sale | Mumbai, Live> Artwork Details > Golden Dusk by A A Raiba

A A Raiba an early member of the Progressive Artists' Group was born in Bombay in 1922 and enrolled at the Sir J J School of Arts in 1942 where he studied miniature painting techniques. He went to Kashmir between 1957 and 1959 and the valley "informed a substantial part of Raiba's art practice. He

Summer Online Auction> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

A A Raiba was a versatile artist who worked in a range of media that included paper glass canvas and jute. His work was often based on the fishing ...into the coastal beauty of a fishing village. Raiba manages to create layers of depth with the moored boats in the foreground and the trees buildings

Evening Sale | Mumbai, Live> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

Raiba's work was often based on the fishing villages found along the coastal landscape of the Konkan region. The present lot depicts two women in reclining and seated poses that are taken from classical art. Set against a moonlit night Raiba details the fishing boats sails and oar with finesse.

From Classical to Contemporary> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

This painting evokes the coastal beauty of a fishing village. Raiba was born into a middle-class Konkani Muslim community and his interest ...net over the horizon. Raiba captures a mood of isolation in this depiction of a fishing community bound by empty shores and sea and a darkening sky

From Classical to Contemporary> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

Scenes of a rustic village life are beautifully detailed in lots 82 and 84. Raiba's calligraphic skills translate seamlessly into contours to define forms and create movement. The gentle bends of boughs are mirrored in the garments draped around the women creating rhythm. Raiba's study

From Classical to Contemporary> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

Like many of India's leading modernists Raiba found a mentor in art critic Walter Langhammer who advised him to explore India in order to discover his own pictorial language. Raiba travelled across the country finding inspiration in both architecture and nature. He used jute as a support for some

Evening Sale | New Delhi, Live> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

A A Raiba often painted scenes from the rural life of his native coastal Konkani community. He studied miniature painting techniques at the Sir J J ...and trees are equally animated in this painting. The trees with their finger-like roots and branches seem almost human in this depiction by Raiba.

Evening Sale | Mumbai, Live> Artwork Details > Untitled by A A Raiba

A A Raiba was a versatile artist who worked in a range of media that included paper glass canvas and jute. Born into a Konkani Muslim family he had ...is detailed with particular attention to their nuanced poses and clothing. Raiba bestows a sense of dignity to this rural scene through the monumentality

Evening Sale | New Delhi, Live> Artwork Details > Dummy King by A A Raiba

Raiba was born in 1922 in Bombay and enrolled at the Sir J J School of Arts in 1942 studying miniature painting techniques. On the advice of Langhammer Raiba went to Kashmir between 1957 and 1959 and the valley "informed a substantial part of Raiba's art practice. He drew frequent allusions

Spring Live Auction> Artwork Details > Untitled (Self-Portraits) by Multiple Artists

o) A A Raiba (1922-2016) Clown Unmasked Inscribed and dated ''Clown unmasked'/ as the self-portrait of/ a.a. Raiba I.68' (lower left) 1968 Acrylic