Author : Sara Vetteth
As a child, K.G. Subramanyan was fascinated by temple murals that looked like a beautiful pattern of colours from a distance, but up close became a panel of many stories. He grew up to become a storyteller-artist.
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| Age | 10+ |
| Specifications | 28 pages; 9.5” x 8.5”; full colour; soft cover |
| ISBN | 978-93-5046-324-6 |
| First Published | 2012 |
| Tags | art, introduction to art, story paintings, patterns, colours, shapes, textures, educational |
Do paintings tell stories? When K. G. Subramanyan was a child, he was fascinated by temple murals that looked like a beautiful pattern of colours from a distance, but up close became a panel of many stories. He grew up to become a storyteller-artist. His stories are complex and not always linear — sometimes they cover whole buildings and walls! Through the artist's story, Sara Vetteth shows children how they too can tell stories through colours, shapes and textures.
A must-have!
At last, a biography of one of India’s greatest artists, K. G. Subramanyam, for children, tracing his art right from his early days as a child to his most recent works of art. Very few Indian books for children are available on the the great artists of the land. Artists, who have shaped the landscape and blazed a trail for others to follow. A must have for every school! Young India Books