Natvar Bhavsar

02.29.08 | Comment?

Natvar Bhavsar, Vesakh

VESAKH
2006
Pure pigment on canvas
137 x 149”

“Painting for Bhavsar was not an exercise in pictoral problem solving but a vehicle of spiritual expression.”

-Irving Sandler

www.sundharamtagore.com

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