Prakash Bal Joshi
Vermilion rising through ultramarine, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
Price₹4,25,000
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Prakash Bal Joshi is a Mumbai based artist and writer who came to painting after a long career in journalism. He works in acrylic and oil, largely in abstraction, with a recurring river motif. In 2024 he was elected Chairman of the Artists' Centre, Mumbai, and held two Mumbai solo exhibitions that year: River Returns at the Artists' Centre in March and Inner Impressions at Artequest in August.
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Vermilion rising through ultramarine, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
Price₹4,25,000
View the workAB/2026/0004
A turquoise river and two gold forms, 2024
Price₹3,50,000
View the workAB/2026/0060
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Prakash Bal Joshi is a Mumbai based artist and writer who came to painting after a long career in journalism. He works in acrylic and oil, largely in abstraction, with a recurring river motif. In 2024 he was elected Chairman of the Artists' Centre, Mumbai, and held two Mumbai solo exhibitions that year: River Returns at the Artists' Centre in March and Inner Impressions at Artequest in August.
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Landscape, nature & trees
Chandra Morkonda. A great tree stands against a vermilion ground, its leaves shaped in blue and veined in gold, each a small tree in itself, set over a field of ringed and patterned colour.

Abstract
Prakash Bal Joshi. A square field worked in ultramarine, violet and teal, with a vermilion form rising through the centre and two dark verticals standing before it.

Devotional & narrative
Ramesh Gorjala. A turquoise face in profile, the tilak white against it, looks quietly out of the canvas.

Abstract
Sanjeev Sonpimpare. Two rounded figures, one in deep ultramarine and one in pale cornflower blue, hold each other in an embrace; a smaller dark-blue form nestles against the pale figure's sh.
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