Absolute Tuesdays> Artwork Details > Portrait of Bhupen Khakhar by Madhvi Parekh

Portrait of Bhupen Khakhar

From Classical to Contemporary> Artwork Details > Portrait of Bhupen Khakhar by Madhvi Parekh

Portrait of Bhupen Khakhar

Absolute Tuesdays: Prints> Artwork Details > Untitled (Multiple Portraits of Bhupen Khakhar) by Jyoti Bhatt

Untitled (Multiple Portraits of Bhupen Khakhar

Absolute Tuesdays: Prints> Artwork Details > Untitled (Bhupen Khakhar as James Bond) by Jyoti Bhatt

Untitled (Bhupen Khakhar as James Bond

Spring Live Auction: South Asian Modern Art> Artwork Details > Untitled by Bhupen Khakhar

"When I'm telling the truth there's no restraint." - BHUPEN KHAKHAR

Words and Lines> Artwork Details > TWO STORIES BY SALMAN RUSHDIE WITH DRAWINGS BY BHUPEN KHAKHAR by

TWO STORIES BY SALMAN RUSHDIE WITH DRAWINGS BY BHUPEN KHAKHAR

Spring Auction 2009> Artwork Details > a) Baby Boy b) After Bhupen Khakhar by Nalini Malani

a) Baby Boy b) After Bhupen Khakhar

Summer Online Auction> Artwork Details > by Bhupen Khakhar

"I have always felt that the human being is the source... Everything I see is in connection with the figure." - BHUPEN KHAKHAR

Evening Sale | New Delhi, Live> Artwork Details > by Bhupen Khakhar

"I have always felt that the human being is the source... Everything I see is inconnection with the figure." - BHUPEN KHAKHAR

Evening Sale> Artwork Details > Untitled by Bhupen Khakhar

“I have always felt that the human being is the source. Sometimes landscapes fascinate me but I feel my paintings are incomplete without figures. Everything I see is in connection with the figure.” — BHUPEN KHAKHAR

Summer Online Auction> Artwork Details > Cruelty to Woman by Bhupen Khakhar

Cruelty to Woman epitomises Bhupen Khakhar's concerns with violence in society. Without resorting to visual metaphors or euphemism Khakhar forces the viewer to confront brutality. "He was unafraid to show wounds be it physical psychological or social... Bhupen Khakhar was drawing real people

25th Anniversary Sale | Live> Artwork Details > No. 2: My Wife by Bhupen Khakhar

for me than whether you use colour well or other such technical virtuosity.” - BHUPEN KHAKHAR The human figure was an essential element of Bhupen ...in Chris Dercon and Nada Raza eds. “Sadanand Menon Interviews Bhupen Khakhar” Bhupen Khakhar You Can’t Please All London Tate Publishing 2016 p. 166) He

Evening Sale | New Delhi, Live> Artwork Details > Tradesman by Bhupen Khakhar

"Human beings in their local environment climate provincial society this should be the ultimate goal of the artist." - BHUPEN KHAKHAR In the Tradesman painted in 1986 Bhupen Khakhar returns in part to his preferred subject of the previous decade. Similar to the present lot these works focussed

WORKS ON PAPER> Artwork Details > Untitled by Bhupen Khakhar

Bhupen Khakhar's paintings were often autobiographical in nature and he frequently placed himself as the subject of his works. In the late 1980s and early '90s Khakhar suffered from cataracts which led him to paint with a loose blurry style of brushwork as a result of his deteriorating eyesight. He

Winter Auction 2007> Artwork Details > Two Men by Bhupen Khakhar

Born in Mumbai in 1934 Bhupen Khakhar worked as a chartered accountant before turning to painting and moving to Baroda in the early 1960`s....and popular perceptions "speaking for a class and a world hitherto unregarded unrecorded" (Timothy Hyman Bhupen Khakhar Chemould Publications and Arts