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Lot 43 Details
25th Anniversary Sale | Live 2 April 2025
Untitled
Oil on canvas
47.25 x 29.5 in
Winning bid $592,941 Rs 5,04,00,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
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Lot 26 Details
Evening Sale: Modern Art 16 September 2023
Untitled...
25.5 x 21.25 in
Winning bid $40,482 Rs 33,60,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 27 Details
Coloured pencil on paper
6 x 9.25 in
Winning bid $13,735 Rs 11,40,000 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
Lot 7 Details
Summer Online Auction 22-23 June 2022
Temple in the South
Watercolour on paperboard
13.5 x 9.5 in
Winning bid $17,092 Rs 13,16,100 (Inclusive of buyer's premium)
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Lot 5 Details
Framing India: An Exhibition of Modern Indian Art. 10-16 November 2025
The Art of Mr. H. Mazumdar Volume II [Signed by Hemendranath Mazumdar
presence.” (“A Story of Her Own Representing Women” Anuradha Ghosh Hemendranath Mazumdar Kolkata Rajya Charukala Parshad 2016 p. 52) Hemendranath Mazumdar’s untitled oil on canvas is a notable painting of Hemendranath’s wet-saree genre though subtly different from his usual female figures in wet
Born in 1894 in Bengal Hemendranath Mazumdar was one of the most sought-after figurative artists of the early 20th century. With a painting style that sustained the traditions of European academic realism Mazumdar was widely recognised for his compositions that focussed on the sensuality
Born in 1894 in Kishoreganj (now in Bangladesh) Hemendranath Mazumdar heralded and reasserted the importance of academic figurative art at a time ...books prints and photographs. Mazumdar along with Atul Bose and Jamini Roy took up assignments such as painting scenes for theatre productions
Bengali women are a recurring subject in Mazumdar’s work. His wife was likely a model for many of his works and he also painted from photographs. As seen in lot 27 proof of the artist’s mastery of his craft lies in his realistic depictions of women not as impersonal academic studies
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