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Shiva
Shiva drinking world's poison, Nandlal Bose, Bengal School of Art.
...the whole power of the Bengal artists spring from their deliberate choice of the spirit and hidden meaning in things rather than their form and surface meaning as the object to be expressed. It is intuitive and its forms are the very rhythm of its intuition, they have little to do with the metric formalities devised by the observing intellect; it leans over the finite to discover its suggestions of the infinite and inexpressible...
- Sri Aurobindo
Shiva
Shiva drinking world's poison, Nandlal Bose, Bengal School of Art.
...the whole power of the Bengal artists spring from their deliberate choice of the spirit and hidden meaning in things rather than their form and surface meaning as the object to be expressed. It is intuitive and its forms are the very rhythm of its intuition, they have little to do with the metric formalities devised by the observing intellect; it leans over the finite to discover its suggestions of the infinite and inexpressible...
- Sri Aurobindo