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Ganesha’s Serenity
Created By:
- Student Name: Mohd Husain
- Academic Year: 2024-2025
- School Name : School of Fine Arts
Art Description:
This intricate drawing portrays Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed god of wisdom and prosperity, seated majestically on an ornate throne, rendered in detailed pencil or charcoal work with shades of gray on a black background. Ganesha’s large ears, trunk, and serene expression are adorned with traditional jewelry, including a crown, necklaces, and armlets, along with a red bindi on his forehead, symbolizing his divine status. He holds a broken tusk in one hand and a modak (sweet) in the other, iconic symbols of his wisdom and benevolence, while his flowing robes and the decorative arch behind him add to his regal presence. The contrast between the light figure and dark background enhances the spiritual depth and detail. Signed "Hugain 25" in the bottom left, the artwork captures Ganesha’s peaceful and powerful essence, blending traditional Hindu iconography with a contemporary sketching style to evoke devotion and reverence.
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