MEHRANGARH OVER THE JODHPUR BLUE CITY — ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONIST CANVAS PAINTING
On this composition
A painting, before the light.
Jodhpur, the Blue City, climbing toward Mehrangarh Fort in warm light. The huge sandstone fort sits along the brown crest of the ridge, its bastions and walls cut sheer against a golden sky. Below it the old city tumbles down the slope in a dense patchwork of houses, many washed in the city's signature indigo and cornflower blue, mixed with terracotta and ochre rooftops, water tanks and bright awnings. Coloured umbrellas mark a rooftop or two, and tiny figures move in a lane at the foot of the frame. Sandhya Kaushik works the rooftops in quick palette-knife blocks of blue, brick and cream, the fort in solid ochre and brown, so the blue houses read as cool jewels under the warm citadel.
The blue-on-gold contrast gives it real depth and energy. It holds a large living-room wall, a stairwell, or a study that can take a busy, layered view.
- Original hand-painted acrylic on stretched canvas
- Palette-knife impasto
- 4:3 landscape
- Made to order at your chosen size
- Frame: stretched canvas, or floater (black/white/gold)
- Signed by Sandhya Kaushik
- Certificate of Authenticity
— Sandhya
From the Studio
Four proofs the painting is real
Pigment
Canvas
Knife
Cure