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Lot 118 Details
Summer Online Auction 17-21 July 2026
Systematic...
Oil on canvas
84 x 60 in
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Mixed media on canvas
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Acrylic and collage on canvas
24 x 48.25 in
Lot 30 Details
Threads of Saffron 22-23 July 2025
47.5 x 35.5 in
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Lot 24 Details
Absolute Tuesdays 17 February 2026
48 x 60 in
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Lot 41 Details
Absolute Tuesdays 27 August 2024
Karachi Series
Archival print on paper
View Dimensions Print size: 20.25 x 30 in (51.5 x 76 cm) Sheet size: 21.75 x 31 in (55.5 x 79 cm)
Winning bid $72 Rs 6,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 42 Details
Absolute Tuesdays 6 August 2024
View Dimensions Print size: 20.25 x 30 in (51.5 x 76 cm) Sheet size: 21 x 31.25 in (53.5 x 79.5 cm)
Winning bid $80 Rs 6,600 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
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Archival print on brushed silver metal laminate
20 x 30 in
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ARTiculate 2011 An Exhibition of Contemporary... 4 Oct-30 Nov 2011
Immortal...
Digital print on brushed silver metal laminate
19.5 x 29.5 in
Lot 20 Details
BAPU. 15 Jan-16 Feb 2009
Two Fathers from ...
Mixed media on linen pasted on canvas
63 x 104 in
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In his Systematic Citizen series of large-format paintings Riyas Komu confronts the viewer with portraits of people who are often encountered but rarely noticed. Representing lower-middle-class working protagonists Komu renders them with almost confrontational gazes establishing them as equal
Riyas Komu began his series of massive portraits in the late 1990s. “These are the faces of people captured in the attitude of waiting of foreboding ...the families and desolations of our catastrophic epoch” (Ranjit Hoskote “The Menace of Framing The Persistence of Hope Recent Paintings and Sculptures by Riyas
Brought up in a Marxist household in Kerala Riyas Komu was heavily involved in political activism during his student days. Moving to Bombay in 1991 ...then that Riyas Komu’s art is frequently confrontational engaging the establishment in protest – both explicit and implicit – against political violence
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