B. L. Rajput - Indian Miniature painting Artist

Miniature painting artist - B. L. Rajput

Greetings! It is with great pleasure that I introduce myself as an Indian Miniature painting artist hailing from the enchanting land of India, specifically residing in Delhi. Known for its rich history and vibrant artistic heritage, Delhi once flourished as a distinguished center for miniature painting during the illustrious Mughal Empire.

Throughout my life, the captivating allure of Mughal Art, deeply rooted in Indian heritage and culture, has served as a constant source of inspiration and motivation. Guided by a profound desire to portray the essence of Indian history, I have embarked upon a remarkable journey dedicated to mastering the intricate techniques of Mughal, Deccan, Kangra, Krishanagarh, Jaipur, Udaipur, and Company period paintings.

Immersing myself in the ancient wisdom of this art form, I meticulously adhere to the traditional methods of color selection. Employing age-old techniques involving grinding stones, I prepare my own pigments, ensuring that each hue emanates a timeless brilliance. To further elevate the allure of my creations, I meticulously embellish them with delicate accents of pure gold leaf, imparting a regal touch to the handmade paper.

Every stroke, I meticulously apply to the handmade paper is a testament to my dedication and reverence for this magnificent tradition. To achieve the utmost precision, I use a handmade brush crafted from the finest squirrel hair, allowing for the subtle nuances of my artistic vision to come to life.

Indian miniature Paintings

During the Mughal Empire (1526–1858), the production of miniature paintings experienced a remarkable flourishing. Mughal artists drew significant inspiration from Persian painting, and the distinctive style of miniature painting that originated and evolved at the Mughal court subsequently disseminated to other royal courts across India. The primary and prevalent characteristic of Indian miniature art is its deep religious significance. This art form predominantly revolves around depictions of gods and goddesses.

I humbly invite you to peruse my paintings portfolio, which showcases not only my artistic accomplishments but also the resplendence of traditional Indian art. I eagerly await your esteemed opinions and reflections on this art form that has woven its way into the fabric of our vibrant culture.

Exhibitions

  • Work exhibited in project Ganga - River of life and eternity at National Museum New Delhi 20 May to 20 Jun 2017

  • Participate in Live crafts Demonstration at craft museum, New Delhi for the month of Sep 2017

  • Workshop at Nizamuddin Basti in 2017 and 2018 also conduct by Aga Khan Trust Foundation, New Delhi

  • Two solo show at Art Life gallery Noida in 2017 and 2018

  • 1st Feb. to 15 Feb. Rajiv Gandhi Craft Haat in New Delhi, 2016

  • Gurgaon INTACH Craft Festival 2013 community centre phase 1 Gurgaon 27th to 28th Sep. 2013

  • Gandhi Shilp Bazaar 2011 Dili Haat Pitampura Delhi 4th to 13th Aug. 2011

  • Participated in Kartik Cultural Festival at Ballabhgarh 15th to 21st Nov 1999

  • Participated in Fifth Annual Convention of Spick Mecy Virast, New Delhi, 1998

  • Participated in Garden Tourism Festival at Talkatora Stadium New Delhi 25th to 27th Feb 1996

  • Product promotion program sale at Gyskhana Club, Drjeeling 3rd to 9th Jun 1991

  • Market Meet Program at Mahajan Hall Jammu 1st to 7th Sep1991

  • Demonstration and sale in CCI, New Delhi during Jul. 28th to 3rd Aug. 1986

  • Festival of India held in USA in 1985 displayed 120 miniature paintings on glass

Some of my paintings were demonstrated in book Garden of Life written by Mr. Naveen Patnaik honourable Chief Minster of Orrisa.

My Achievements & Specialisation

  • Specialisation

    Specialises in Kangra, Deccan, Kishangarh, Mughal and Rajasthani art form. Highly skiilled in restoration of original paintings and artwork.

  • Awards & Nomination

    Honoured with state level award for Indian Miniature paintings also nominated twice for National Award in Handicraft category.

  • Media Coverage & Exposure

    My Interview got coverage in Indian news channel and participated in many Art exhibitions, attended seminar as a guest to provide insights on Indian art.

Media Coverage by Indian News Channel

During the Holi festival, an Indian news channel covered my interview. Here is a brief glimpse of the coverage.

Get in touch with me.

I would love to hear from you! By filling this form, you can share your thoughts, ideas, or questions about this mesmerising art form and I will be more than happy to assist you.

B. L. Rajput (Indian Miniature Painting Artist)

Email: blrajputartist@gmail.com

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Phone: +91 9891 331 082

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