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Viewings

See it in the room
it is meant for.

A private viewing is for one collector at a time. Choose where, and the house arranges the rest.

A picture is judged in the first moment it is seen. The house would rather you saw it properly: unhurried, in good light, and, in Mumbai, on your own wall.

Tell the house where and when. Mr. Yashwant Naidu confirms the arrangement with you the same day.

  • At the house in Mumbai, by appointment
  • At your home, office or hotel in Mumbai
  • By video, wherever you are
  • No charge and no deposit

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Questions we are asked

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Where are private viewings held?

At the house in Mumbai, by appointment, or at your own home, office or hotel in Mumbai when you would like to see a work on the wall it is meant for. Collectors elsewhere are offered a video viewing.

Is there a charge for a viewing?

No charge is made for a viewing, and no deposit is taken.

Who arranges a viewing?

Mr. Yashwant Naidu, Vice President and Head of Exhibitions, arranges viewings for one collector at a time.

Can I see a work on my own wall before deciding?

In Mumbai, yes, by arrangement. Elsewhere the On Your Wall page shows any work at true size on a photograph of your own wall, and nothing you upload leaves your device.

Speak to the house

Buying and private salesMr. Shyam Babu Naidu+91 70212 36700WhatsApp
Exhibitions and viewingsMr. Yashwant Naidu+91 98674 36486WhatsApp
Artists and curationMr. Prakash Bal Joshi+91 98690 14555WhatsApp
The FounderMs. Sonu Agarwal+91 75062 45556WhatsApp
The Chairman's officeMr. Ashwin Agarwal+91 93230 05554WhatsApp
Client AdvisoryMr. Arnav AgarwalGet in touchWhatsApp

Works from the house

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Sanjeev Sonpimpare, Embrace in two blues: a square abstract of two rounded blue figures in an embrace, one deep ultramarine and one pale cornflower, beside a large black-and-white printed disc and orange diagonal stripes.

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Embrace in two blues

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.

Swati, A rain-washed window onto green: a portrait-format painting of a rain-streaked window looking out onto green trees and a misty park, with water drops in white and black.

Landscape, nature & trees

A rain-washed window onto green

Swati. A view through a rain-covered window: a misty park in grey-green, dark trees massing at the right, and a pale path running across the middle distance with a single small.

A square Kalamkari style painting: an olive gold elephant face in heavy black outline, filled with pale green figures of dancing and standing Shri Ganesha Ji, a drummer and a trident, beside a gold band and a turquoise leaf panel.

Devotional & narrative

Ganesha in green and gold

Ramesh Gorjala. An olive gold ground carries a broad elephant face in a heavy black outline.

Prakash Bal Joshi, Cobalt currents, a gold seam, 2024: a landscape-format abstract in cobalt, ultramarine and pale blue, with diagonal sweeps of the brush and two seams of gold running from lower left to upper right.

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Cobalt currents, a gold seam

Prakash Bal Joshi. A canvas of moving blue: broad diagonal strokes in cobalt, ultramarine and pale sky-blue, scraped and dragged so the surface looks like water under wind, or silk folded o.

All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones