S. H. Raza

Born in 1922 in Madhya Pradesh, S.H. Raza, the eminent artist, left an indelible mark on Indian and global art. Starting at Nagpur School of Art and the renowned Sir J.J. School of Art in Mumbai, his creative spirit truly ignited in 1950s Paris, merging modernism with his enduring love for the City of Light.While Paris became his second home, Raza’s heart remained deeply tied to India. A distinguished subcontinental artist, he wielded a unique palette of rich colors that vitalized his canvases. Blending his French immersion with Indian roots, his art resonated internationally.Raza’s journey transcended his surroundings, delving into Indian philosophy and cosmology, infusing profound meaning. Mastering oil and acrylic mediums, he painted tales of Indian ethnography, weaving indigenous concepts of space and time that captivated admirers worldwide.

Sayed Haider Raza, commonly known as SH Raza, was a prominent Indian modern artist known for his abstract and geometric works, characterized by vibrant colors and deep spiritual themes. His art reflected a harmonious fusion of Indian culture and Western modernism, making him one of the leading figures in the Indian art world.

Title: Prakruti bindu

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 47 x 47 inc

Year: 2001

Title: Pancha tatava

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 38.5 x 20 inc

Year: 2002