Description

This artwork, though attributed to Ishwar Chandra Gupta, diverges from his known legacy as a 19th-century Bengali poet and satirist rather than a visual artist. The painting features three elongated, abstract human figures rendered in soft washes of green, purple, and blue, evoking a sense of quiet communion. Their fluid forms and close proximity suggest emotional resonance—perhaps kinship, introspection, or shared ritual. Framed in distressed green and gold, the piece carries a vintage aura, blending rustic elegance with contemplative depth.