Home > Arts & Culture > Indian Paintings > Paresh Maity
Paresh Maity
Paresh Maity is a renowned Indian painter born in Medinipur district in West Bengal. He reached immense height in a short span of time.

Share this Article:

Paresh Maity, Indian PainterParesh Maity was born in the year 1965, is an Indian painter. He reached great heights in a short span of time.

Early life Paresh Maity
Paresh Maity was born in Tamluk in the district of Purba Medinipur, in the state of West Bengal. He completed his education in art from Government College of Arts and Crafts, Kolkata. He did his masters from Fine Arts from Delhi College of Arts.

Career of Paresh Maity
In the last 20 years Paresh Maity has had some 43 shows. His work generally moved from atmospheric scenery to representations of human forms. His recent works are graphic and bold, with strong colour and unusual cropping.

Exhibitions & Shows by Paresh Maity
Paresh Maity, Indian PainterParesh has held quite a lot of shows in India and internationally. His art forms a part of several impressive collections including the National Gallery of Modern Art and the British Museum.

Paresh Maity has created a huge piece of work for Terminal 3 airport at Delhi which stretches up to 850 feet and is, so far, the largest in India so far.

Awards Received by Paresh Maity
Paresh Maity has over the years won a handful of prestigious awards over the years;
* Gold medal from USSR in 1983
* Government of West Bengal award for water colour painting (1985)
* Jamini Roy Birth Centenary Celebration Award (1987)
* Governor`s Gold Medal from Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata (1988)
* National Scholarship (1989)
* AIFACS award for best water colour painting (1990)
* Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Kolkata in 1990
* Harmony Award in 1999
* Royal Watercolour Society, London in 2002


Share this Article:

Related Articles

More Articles in Indian Paintings


Paitkar Painting
Paitkar painting is one of the most popular and ancient paintings in Jharkhand. Paitkar painting is a folk painting found in East India in the form of scrolls.
Muruja Painting of Odisha
Muruja Painting of Odisha depicts the creativity and the varied forms of artistic expressions whose origin can be traced to several years back.
Folk Paintings of West Bengal
Folk paintings of Bengal are known as Pats and their creators are the patuas. The pats comprise pictures arranged in rectangular panels, usually dealing with mythological themes.
Kalighat Paintings
The Kalighat Paintings are watercolor paintings done on mill-made paper by the scroll painters.
Phad Paintings
Phad Painting is a style religious folk painting practiced in Rajasthan, which dazzles the art lover with its vivacity. It is regarded as one of the most sought after folk paintings in the world of art and culture.
Indian Folk Painting
Indian folk painting is the pictorial expression of rural painters, which expresses rustic culture of different regions and mostly inspired by Ramayana and Mahabharata.