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from 5 to 25 lakh rupees.

1 work at present, each with its history and its price printed in full.

Thota Vaikuntam, Telangana lady, 2004: a seated woman with an olive-green face, red bindi, stacked gold bangles and a black sari dotted with white, on a cream ground.

Thota Vaikuntam (b. 1942)

Telangana lady, 2004

Acrylic on canvas board

16 x 20 inches (about 41 x 51 cm)

Price₹10,00,000

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Which Indian paintings are available from 5 to 25 lakh rupees?

The house currently offers 1 work from 5 to 25 lakh rupees: Thota Vaikuntam, Telangana lady 2004, INR 10,00,000. Each price is printed in full on the work's page.

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Choose a figure you are comfortable spending in total, including framing, insurance, delivery and tax, and then look at works within it. The guide to buying a first Indian painting sets out the steps.

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Works from the house

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Thota Vaikuntam, Telangana lady, 2004: a seated woman with an olive-green face, red bindi, stacked gold bangles and a black sari dotted with white, on a cream ground.

Figures & portraits

Telangana lady

Thota Vaikuntam. A woman of Telangana sits close to the front of the picture, drawn in flat, confident shapes.

A square Kalamkari style painting: a teal green face in profile with a white tilak; inside it Shri Krishna Ji plays the flute among cows, with devotees at upper left, a white paisley panel and a brown feather panel at the right.

Devotional & narrative

Krishna in profile, turquoise and gold

Ramesh Gorjala. A teal green face in profile, the eye lit with gold, rises beside a white paisley panel and a brown feather panel.

Kiran, The Buddha between flame and cloud: a square painting of a grey Buddha head and shoulders beside a red panel, with a glowing flame at the lower left and dark storm clouds above.

Devotional & narrative

The Buddha between flame and cloud

Kiran. A calm, closed-eyed Buddha, painted in cool greys with a finely modelled head of tight curls, sits at the right in an olive-gold panel.

M. F. Husain, Women dancing before a yellow moon: a framed print of five women with raised arms dancing before a great yellow moon over water, with a boat, two small elephants and a tree hung with cloths.

Figures & portraits

Women dancing before a yellow moon

M. F. Husain. Five women, drawn in loose, flowing black line and washes of grey, dance with raised arms before a great yellow moon on a dark ground.

All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones