Chajja Singh Bhangi

The Bhangi Misal was founded by Chajja Singh, a companion of Banda Singh and said to have taken pahul from Guru Gobind Singh. As one of the largest Sikh misals of the period they established an independent government in their territories, which included Amritsar, Gujrat, Chiniot and, part of Lahore city. During an attack on the Afghan arsenal near Lahore in 1762, they captured the famous gun “Zamzama” one of the largest cannons made in the sub continent. It was also called the “toap-i-bhangian” and was later taken by Ranjit Singh to Lahore where it is today displayed.Who hold Zam-Zammah, that

Pitanja i odgovori

Koju paletu boja i kakav osećaj spaja "Chajja Singh Bhangi"?

U delu "Chajja Singh Bhangi", boje Neutrals prate Dramatic osećaj.

Da li se prikaz „Chajja Singh Bhangi”, autor Devender Pal Singh može slobodno reprodukovati?

Što se tiče autorskih prava, delo "Chajja Singh Bhangi" je i dalje je zaštićeno autorskim pravima.

Da li se "Chajja Singh Bhangi" nalazi u zemlji svog autora?

Ne – umetničko delo se nalazi u inostranstvu. Rodna zemlja umetnika Devender Pal Singh je India, dok se muzej u kojem se čuva original dela „Chajja Singh Bhangi” nalazi u državi Canada.

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O ovom umetničkom delu

Naslov: Chajja Singh Bhangi
Umetnik: Devender Pal Singh
Godina: 2016
Prvobitne dimenzije: 81.0 x 106.0 cm
Format: Landscape
Status autorskih prava: Zaštićeno autorskim pravima
Mesto izlaganja: The Sikh Foundation International
Pokret: Contemporary Realism
Tehnika izrade: WallArt
Kontekst korpusa: punjabi cultural heritage , warriors and battle scenes