DINA NATH WALLI INDIA INDIAN OLD VINTAGE WATERCOLOUR PAINTING ORIGINAL ANTIQUE

DINA NATH WALLI INDIA INDIAN OLD VINTAGE WATERCOLOUR PAINTING ORIGINAL ANTIQUE

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DINA NATH WALLI INDIA INDIAN OLD VINTAGE WATERCOLOUR PAINTING ORIGINAL ANTIQUE :
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Dina Nath WalliDina Nath WalliWatercolor ArtistBorn1908
Badyar Bala, Srinagar,Jammu and Kashmir,British IndiaDied2006
Karnal,Haryana, IndiaNationalityIndianKnownforpainting, poetryMovementModern artAwardsMaharaja Gold Medal by the government of Kashmir in 1939, Highly commended medal from the Academy of Fine Arts, Calcutta in 1940, AIFACS Vetern Artist Award in 1996, Sarvasati Samana in 2004Dina Nath Walli


Dina Nath Walli - The Artist

Signed by artist D.N. WALLI and in original frame under glass, thiswatercolourpainting depictsa town scene in India; mostly women and children and no men seen.10\" x 14\", the originaldust-coverbacking paper is intact. This watercolour is perhaps 60 yrs old or so,judging by the backing paper.There seems to be a water stain that shows in sky and on 45 degree angle, although it seems to look like the clouds, so it\'s ok.The original backing paper still sealed is a great thing, so this will be shipped intact, with the glass, as is; no warranty expressed or implied,if the glass breaks during the mail trip it is not covered by insurance, but still this is being mailed intact, and will be properly padded.

ABOUT THE PAINTERDINA NATH WALLIhails from Kashmir one of the nature\'s choicest spots. The natural grandeur of the valley had a magic effect on young Walli\'s mind who was simply bewitched by the colourful phenomena pervading throughout the length and the breadth of Kashmir. Having drunk at the source he worked with a true abandon and revelled in the ecstasy of his own creative composition.

He got his earlier education at Srinagar and after a three-year course in painting at the Amar Singh Technical Institute Srinagar he came down to Calcutta in 1930 for his further training. In 1936 he returned to Srinagar and concentrated on landscape painting in transparent water colours. In 1939 he was awarded a Gold Medal by the Government of Kashmir. In 1940 he got a highly commended medal from the Academy of Fine Arts Calcutta. In Calcutta he came in contact with late Mr. Percy Brown who helped him considerably in his career and in 1953 he opened Walli s first one-man show in Nedou\'s Hotel Srinagar with great praise for the artist s work. He held his second one-man show in 1954 in Bombay at Jehangir Art Gallery which was opened by Shri S. K. Patil. Encouraged by the Bombay Press and the public he held his third one-man show in the same year at Delhi in the All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society\'s Gallery. It was inaugurated by late Sardar K. M. Panikar. The response from Delhi Public and Press was equally encouraging. He organised his fourth one-man show at Calcutta in Artistry House in the year 1956. The exhibition was inaugurated by Dr. Kali Das Nag. The notable Indian art historian Shri O. C. Gangoli was also present who addressed the audience. Shri Gangoli was of full praise for the artist\'s work on display there. Later he had some other shows in Delhi for the edification of artists art-lovers and those who are attracted by the charm of Kashmir\'s natural beauty.

Walli who is also a poet has published a book of his Kashmiri poems BALA YAPRI which has been well received in literary circles. He writes under the pen name ALMAST KASHMIRI.

Dina Nath Walli(Dinanath Walli) also known by his pen nameAlmast Kashmiri(1908–2006) was renownedwater colour artistand poet fromSrinagarcity inKashmir valley. He was the part of themodern artmovement in the state ofJammu and Kashmirand was known for painting everyday scenes of Kashmir.[1][2]

He lived in Badyar Bala area of Srinagar, which has been home to manyKashmiri Panditartists including S.N. Bhat and Mohan Raina.Early life and education[edit]

His father died at very early age. He had his early education in Srinagar, then he continued his three years course at Amar Singh Technical Institute, Srinagar and then he moved to Calcutta in 1930 for his further training, where he learned various forms of art under the guidance ofPercy Brown, principal of theGovernment College of Art & Craftat theUniversity of Calcutta.

Career

In 1936, he returned to Srinagar, where he concentrated onlandscape paintingin water colours mainly. He was also awarded gold medals by the government of Kashmir in 1939 and in 1940 he was awarded a highly commended medal from theAcademy of Fine Arts, Calcutta.

He was aware of various forms of modern art especiallySalvador Dalí\'s surrealism,Pablo Picasso\'s Cubism, expressionism, impressionism, Pop art and Abstract art. His paintings are good examples of impressionism, they are unique in their own way. He had also produced an album of 12 paintings.[3]

Under his pen name of Almast Kashmiri, his \"accent on realistic art or people\'s poetry\", is best seen in his two collections of his poetry,Bala Yapair(This side of Mountains, 1955) andSahaavukh Posh(Desert Flowers, 1981).[2][4]

Personal life

He was fond of music and was closely attached to musical instruments mainly violin, flute, sitar(Indian string instrument). He is survived with one son and three daughters. After marriage of his children he moved out toKarnalwith his son, Dr. T. K.Walli in the 1980s.

Solo shows
  1. He did first one-man show at Nedou\'s hotel, Srinagar 1953, opened by Percy Brown.
  2. He did second one-man show atJehangir Art Gallery, Bombay on January 1954, opened by late Sh. S.K.Patil
  3. He did third one-man show at AIFACS, New Delhi on December 1954, opened by late Shri Sardar K.M.Panikkar
  4. He did fourth one man show at NDA, Pune, 1955
  5. He did fifth one man show at Artistry House, Calcutta, 1956, opened by Dr. Kail Dass
  6. He did sixth one man show again at AIFACS New Delhi, 1964
  7. He did his seventh show at Rabindra Bhawan, Lalit kala Academy, New Delhi
  8. His eight show was done at Kuwait, in 2004
  9. His ninth show was done at Kala Kendra,Jammu, on March 2010
Works

Kashmir Water Colour Paintings, by Dinanath Walli. Walli, 1970.Sahraavuky posh: desert flowers, by Dinanath Walli. Metropolitan Book Co., 1978.
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Paintings
  1. Riverside temple, 1956
  2. A house boat in moonlight, 1967
  3. Dal lake from above Shalimar garden, 1954
  4. River-side shops, Srinagar, 1946
  5. Nangaparbat mountain seen from Khilanmarg, 1945
  6. Way to Makhdoom Sahib\'s shrine, Hariparbat, 1950
  7. KutakulCanal in Autumn, 1953
  8. Maisuma back street Srinagar, 1949
  9. Maisuma back street Srinagar, 1949
  10. Kashmiris enjoying almond blossoms near Hariparbat 1952
  11. Nangaparbat mountain from Khilanmarg, 1949
  12. Gujjar shephardess, 1943
  13. Mar canal in spring, 1943
  14. Mar canal in downtown, Srinagar, 1948
  15. Houses on islands near Dal lake, 1965
  16. Houses near Dal backwaters, 1961
  17. Hariparbat from Nagin Lake, 1958
  18. Gate leading to Makhdoom Sahib\'s shrine, 1952
  19. Mar canal near Bohri Kadal, 1946
  20. A view from Akber\'s Gate in spring, 1952
  21. Mount Mahadeo in spring, 1969
  22. Ferry boats on River Jehlum, 1956
  23. Paddy fields near Mount Mahadeo, 1966
  24. Mar canal in early spring, 1945
  25. Mount Affarwat and Pirpanchal seen from Dal Lake, 1967
  26. The Dal Backwaters, 1965
  27. Jehlum Valley road in Autumn, 1954
  28. Zabarwan hill from Dal Lake, 1963
  29. Shapherdess, taking care of her flock, 1951
  30. Village shops near Hazratbal Mosque, 1949
  31. Dal Lake in winter, 1951
  32. Kashmir in winter, 1947
  33. Nagin Lake at evening time, 1944
  34. Mount Mahadev from village Kreshbal, 1952
  35. Saffron fields at Pampore, Kashmir, 1955
  36. Village Bemuna Kashmir(now a posh colony in Srinagar), 1961
  37. Akber\'s Bridge, Rainawari, the water way leading to dal lake, 1954
  38. Shah humdan Sahib\'s Shrine on the bank of river Jehlum, 1946
  39. The horses on the Bund, Srinagar, 1948
  40. Night scene at Habba Kadal, Srinagar, 1950
  41. Dal lake in summer, 1951
  42. Circular road Gulmarg, 1943
  43. Pirpanjal in Autumn, 1945
  44. Village Mattan on the way to Pahalgam, 1943
  45. Mount Mahadev from River Jehlum, Srinagar, 1943
  46. Road to old airport, Srinagar,1943
  47. Village houses in Kashmir,1941
  48. Nangaparbat Mountain from gulmarg, 1941
  49. On way to Amarnath Cave, 1941
  50. Chinars in Autumn, Kralapora Village, 1941
  51. Mount Affarwat from Gulmarg, 1942
  52. Road to Old airport, Srinagar, 1943
  53. Mount Mahgadev from river jehlum, Srinagar, 1943
  54. Village Mattan on way to Phalgam, 1943
  55. Circular Road Gulmarg, 1943
  56. Water way to Dal Lake, 1943
  57. On way to Gulmarg via Baba rishi, 1944
  58. Shankrayacharya Hill from river Jehlum, 1945
  59. Nangaparbat Mountain from Khilanmarg, 1945
  60. Dal Lake at evening, during autumn, 1945
  61. Pirpanchal in autumn, 1945
  62. Shah Humdan Sahib\'s shrine on the bank of river jehlum, 1946
  63. River side shops, Srinagar, 1945
  64. Houses on the Bund, Srinagar, 1948
  65. Maisuma, Black Street, Srinagar, 1949
  66. Shashnag water, Pahalgam, 1950
  67. Way to Makhdoom Sahib Shrine, Hariparbat, 1950
  68. Village sebden- Women pounding paddy, 1951
  69. Road to Pirpanchal in spring, 1952
  70. Street in Rainawar, Srinagar, 1953
  71. Kutakul Canal in Autum,1953
  72. House boat in Nagin lake, 1954
  73. Dal lake form above Shalimar gardens, 1954
  74. Street on Bund, Srinagar, 1955
Known Collections
  1. Taj Hotal, Bombay
  2. Chandhigarh Museum, Chandigarh
  3. Kashmir Govt. Museum, Srinagar
  4. Dhoommal Art Gallery, New Delhi
  5. Tariq Raiab Museum, Kuwait
References
  1. Jump up^\"Modern art in Kashmir reflects contemporary realities\".SifyNews. 8 January 2011.
  2. ^Jump up to:abDatta, p. 139
  3. Jump up^Dina Nath WalliKashmiri Overseas Association.
  4. Jump up^Trilokinath Raina (1998).Dina Nath Nadim (Makers of Indian Literature).Sahitya Akademi. p.14.ISBN812600441X.
External links
  • Amaresh Datta (2006).The Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature, Vol. 1. Sahitya Akademi.ISBN8126018038.
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