There are umpteen pages on Facebook relating to Thanjavur art. Many r public groups while some r closed groups.The closed ones r reasonably organised and have serious artists. Most artists r seasoned and they take their profession seriously. They are into teaching the art and
What have we brought ourselves to? Is it all about selling?
The reason for this thread is I was pained to see some disappointing art on Facebook today! Thanjavur art is divine and pure..lets all strive to keep it just that..
The next time you see only a Krishna mukham..resist the temptation to buy it.
The same with Venkatesha Perumal..
Dont buy only a Perumal face! His hands bless us not the face! So with Goddess Durga or
Dont know if artists feel the way I do but am sure most thinking people would understand what I hv tried to convey!
For ever my friend and admirer of my art @aparnasridhar7 am sure u agree with me..
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@mayfair1958
@shivaniojha
@rohit121171 since all of you too!
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