Who leads private sales at Arts Bespoke?
Mr. Shyam Babu Naidu is Director at Arts Bespoke, where he leads private sales, the global family art house, home in Mumbai, dealing in modern and contemporary art.
Director. The face of the house to those who collect with it.

Director
Mr. Naidu is the face of the house to those who collect with it. He brings to Arts Bespoke his years with Artequest Art Gallery, established in Mumbai in 2010, a gallery that has carried modern and contemporary Indian art to fairs in New York, London, Singapore, Dubai and Istanbul. He leads private sales, and it is across his table that a picture finds its next custodian. He presents each work in person, arranges the private viewing, and stays with the collector from the first enquiry to the hour the picture is hung.
Every work in the house rests in his care: its handling, its movement and its safekeeping. At Arts Bespoke the man who offers you a picture is the man who answers for it.
A private sale is a quiet thing. There is no salesroom, no public catalogue and no record of a work that did not find its buyer. Mr. Naidu's office keeps it that way, so that a collector's business with the house remains the collector's own.
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Mr. Shyam Babu Naidu is Director at Arts Bespoke, where he leads private sales, the global family art house, home in Mumbai, dealing in modern and contemporary art.
Write to Client Advisory at clientadvisory@artsbespoke.com, marked for the attention of Mr. Shyam Babu Naidu, or use Get in touch. Viewings are private and by appointment in Mumbai.
No. The house deals privately. There is no public catalogue and no salesroom, and a work that does not sell carries no record of having been offered.
Enquiries
Letters marked for Mr. Naidu reach him the same day through the Client Advisory desk.
Write to Mr. NaiduAB / WORKS

Devotional & narrative
Ramesh Gorjala. A saffron face in profile, a gold ring at the nostril, sets the key of the canvas.

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.
All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones