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1985
34.0 x 28.0 cm
Kerala Museum
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Somnath Hore: A Sculptor's Witness to Bengal’s Turbulent Century
Somnath Hore (1921 – 2006) stands as a pivotal figure in Indian sculpture and printmaking, particularly remembered for his unflinching portrayals of social realities—most notably the devastating Bengal famine of 1943 and the Tebhaga movement. Born in Kolkata, India, Hore’s artistic journey was profoundly shaped by the socio-political upheavals that defined twentieth-century Bengal, experiences he translated into powerfully expressive artworks. His distinctive style – characterized by meticulous hatching and cross-hatching techniques – served as a conduit for conveying emotion and capturing the essence of human experience amidst hardship.- Early Life & Education: Details about Hore’s formative years are scarce, highlighting the challenges faced by artists operating outside mainstream academic circles during his time.
- Sculptural Style & Technique: Hore's sculptural approach was rooted in realism but imbued with a humanist sensibility. He favored stoneware clay and employed precise hatching and cross-hatching to achieve tonal variations that conveyed depth and emotion. These techniques allowed him to depict figures with remarkable sensitivity, capturing subtle nuances of posture and expression.
- The Bengal Famine & Tebhaga Movement: The Bengal famine of 1943 served as a catalyst for Hore’s artistic vision. He responded to the crisis with sketches and sculptures that documented the suffering endured by ordinary people—a testament to his commitment to portraying social injustices. Similarly, he tackled the Tebhaga movement – a peasant uprising demanding fairer land distribution – capturing its spirit of defiance and resilience through evocative prints.
- Notable Works & Recognition:
- "Untitled" Charcoal Drawing: This piece exemplifies Hore’s masterful use of hatching to convey emotion and explore the human form.
- "Untitled" Print: Demonstrating his printmaking prowess, this artwork captures the dynamism of the Tebhaga movement with bold lines and expressive textures.
Somnath Hore
1921 - 2006 , India
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- Artistic Movement Or Style: Social realism
- Date Of Birth: 1921
- Full Name: Somnath Hore
- Nationality: Indian
- Notable Artworks: ['Untitled']
- Place Of Birth: India
