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Lot 53 Details

Contemporary South Asian Art 21-22 October 2024

Anandajit Ray

Untitled

Wood, foam, cloth, aluminum and steel...

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Lot 126 Details

Spring Online Auction 13-14 March 2024

Anandajit Ray

Sky Feeder...

Watercolour and gouache on paper

22 x 30 in

Winning bid
$2,634
Rs 2,16,000
(Inclusive of buyer's premium)


Lot 28 Details

Mumbai Urban Art Festival Fundraiser Auction 1 December 2022

Anandajit Ray

Simulated...

Mixed media on paper

34.75 x 43 in

Winning bid
$4,125
Rs 3,30,000
(Inclusive of buyer's premium)


Lot 96 Details

Summer Online Auction 13-14 July 2021

Anandajit Ray

Simulated...

Mixed media on paper

34.75 x 43 in

Winning bid
$8,400
Rs 6,17,400
(Inclusive of buyer's premium)


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Lot 9 Details

Absolute Tuesdays 16 September 2025

Anandajit Ray

Residual Levity

Mixed media on paper

23.25 x 35 in

Winning bid
$1,034
Rs 90,000
(Inclusive of buyer's premium)


Lot 33 Details

Absolute Tuesdays 8 July 2025

Anandajit Ray

Residual Levity

Mixed media on paper

24 x 36.25 in

Winning bid
$1,059
Rs 90,000
(Inclusive of buyer's premium)


Lot 33 Details

Absolute Tuesdays 29 April 2025

Anandajit Ray

Residual Levity

Mixed media on paper

23.25 x 35 in

Winning bid
$1,129
Rs 96,000
(Inclusive of buyer's premium)


Lot 2 Details

Friday Five 25 April 2025

Anandajit Ray

Untitled

Wood, foam, cloth, aluminium and steel ball bearings

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Winning bid
$918
Rs 78,000
(Inclusive of buyer's premium)


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EXHIBITIONS            
Showing 4 of 10 works

Lot 10 Details

Equus: Paintings and Sculptures. 4-18 July 2024

Anandajit Ray

Charger Medieval

Watercolour and gouache on paper

22 x 30 in




Lot 28 Details

The Last Supper. 26 Mar-30 Apr 2021

Anandajit Ray

Untitled

Acrylic on paper

60 x 40 in




Lot 18 Details

Ode to the Monumental. 14-18 March 2014

Anandajit Ray

A FEEBLE ATTEMPT ...

Watercolour, gouache and dry pastel on paper

60 x 300 in




Lot 12 Details

BAPU. 15 Jan-16 Feb 2009

Anandajit Ray

Untitled

Mixed media

17.5 x 34 in




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  Summer Online Auction> Artwork Details > A FEEBLE ATTEMPT TO TRY AND EMULATE A MOMENT OF DESIGNER HAPPINESS : INFATUATION by Anandajit Ray

This large-scale painting by Anandajit Ray presents vignettes which reference sources as diverse as miniature painting and comic strips. Ray effectively uses the freedom offered by the large scale format to encapsulate an array of contemporary scenes. Commenting on the painting he says "This work

  Ode to the Monumental> Artwork Details > A FEEBLE ATTEMPT TO TRY AND EMULATE A MOMENT OF DESIGNER HAPPINESS : INFATUATION by Anandajit Ray

Feeble Attempts to Try and Emulate a Moment of Designer Happiness Infatuation - Anandajit Ray As the title suggests this work is an assimilation of unrealised ideas some emergent and some revisited. The format and the scale allow one to explore and execute these ideas into a composite whole

  Spring Auction 2008> Artwork Details > Untitled by Anandajit Ray

Born in Kolkata in 1965 Anandajit Ray’s body of work playfully draws on India’s miniature tradition Pop art comic strips and the work of Surrealists ...Anandajit Ray transcends the physical confines of his miniature-like works on paper turning instead to a collection of three-dimensional objects.

  24-Hour Contemporary Auction> Artwork Details > Untitled by Anandajit Ray

Born in Kolkata in 1965 Anandajit Ray’s body of work playfully draws on India’s miniature tradition Pop Art comic strips and the work ...as visual puzzles and large sculptural installations is animated by a sense of the surreal. “Contrary to [the] tendency of finding roots and placing Ray’

  Spring Auction 2010> Artwork Details > Untitled by Anandajit Ray

Born in Kolkata in 1965 Anandajit Ray’s body of work playfully draws on India’s miniature tradition Pop Art comic strips and the work ...as visual puzzles and large sculptural installations is animated by a sense of the surreal. “Contrary to [the] tendency of finding roots and placing Ray’

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