ABDULRAHIM APPABHAI ALMELKAR
Born on October 10, 1920, in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Abdulrahim Appabhai Almelkar would go on to leave an indelible mark on the Indian art world. His creative journey began at the prestigious Sir JJ School of Art in Mumbai, where he graduated in 1948. The early days of his artistic exploration were influenced by the works of Bendre and Langhammer, which would later shape his unique style. Abdulrahim's talent was soon recognized, and he received the Governor's Award at the Bombay Art Society exhibition in 1948. This was just the beginning of his illustrious career, as he went on to win the coveted Gold Medal of the Bombay Art Society in 1954. The accolades continued to pour in, with prestigious awards from the Art Society of India (1955), Lalit Kala Academy (1956 and 1960), and many more. Throughout his career, Abdulrahim was honored with an impressive 20 gold medals and 24 silver medals, a testament to his artistic genius. His work was showcased in over 40 solo exhibitions, not only in India but also in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Ceylon, leaving a lasting impact on the global art community. Abdulrahim Appabhai Almelkar's legacy continues to inspire generations of artists, and his contributions to Indian art remain unparalleled.
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The Fish Market
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A A Almelkar
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Gouache on Board
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