"RAINY WIND" - Open Edition Print by Rajasekharan Parameswaran

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Original Created: 2019

Subjects: People Materials: Canvas Styles: Figurative, Realism, Fine Art Mediums: Oil

Artwork Artist: Rajasekharan Parameswaran

Painting: Oil on Canvas

Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size: 36 W x 47 H x 0.1 D in

Frame: Not Framed

Description: Oil painting by Rajasekharan. It was a rainy wind happened in Bengladesh during 1980s.Photo reference:Raghubir Singh's "Monsoon Rains".

A short bio about the artist, "Born in a small village in Kanyakumari, Rajasekharan is a self-taught artist with many accolades for his work. He holds The guinness World Record and Limca Book of Records for Largest hand painted Easel.

Inspired by the works of Peter Paul Rubens and Rambrant, he started recreating his own world of realist portraits. His portraits of the celebrities are highly praised and features in many celebrated private collections now. Rajasekharan experimented with the mass culture of commercial art space of huge commercial hoardings all over Kerala and Tamilnadu with the same ardent passion.

Saddened by the fast disappearing culture of hand painted, eco-friendly hoardings and its replacement by the massive manufacturing of flex boards, he ventured into the unique project of painting the world's largest easel. The easel is 56.5 ft. tall and 31 ft. wide and holds the painting of EMS of size, 25 ft. height and 50 ft. width. The Guinness World Record and Limca Book of Record acknowledged his success. He is an active part of the Guinness community now. Rajasekharan came first in the opinion poll conducted by Ananda Vikadan, famous Tamil publication, on the paintings made by seventy-five selected artistes."

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