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Agomoni- Bonedi Baari-Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00The suave depiction of Durga puja is sure to take you down the memory lane of grounded & homely sense of aesthetics that the Bengali Zamindars (Landlords) & the artisans owned in erstwhile Bengal. The meaning of Agomoni in bengali means Arrival i.e arrival of the goddess on the earth. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Armenian Street, Kolkata-Urban Sketch
₹5,500.00The Armenian settlement was formed in one of the suburbs of Murshidabad, the then capital of Bengal. This was during the rule of the Mughal Emperor, Aurangazeb. Armenians were a vibrant & active merchant community in Bengal. They helped the British to establish their position in Bengal & make Calcutta a pivotal point for their trade & commerce. A few churches, cemeteries and less than 200 Armenians are all that’s left of the once powerful Armenian colonies. The number of Armenians have dwindled to a mere 150 now. Yet in Kolkata we still have a street named after them, the Armenian Street. The sketch depicts one of the churches in Armenian Street, Kolkata. A must visit street to soak into the bygone history. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
B.B.D. Square, Calcutta-Urban Sketch
₹8,500.00This expressive urban sketch captures the timeless charm of BBD Bag (Binoy Badal Dinesh Bagh)—the historic heart of Kolkata. Rendered with fluid ink lines and soft watercolour washes, the artwork highlights the iconic St. Andrew’s Church spire rising amidst colonial-era buildings, evoking the city’s layered past and bustling present. The loose, architectural strokes and muted earthy tones reflect the rhythm of everyday life in old Calcutta, making this sketch a tribute to both place and memory.
Formerly known as Dalhousie Square, BBD Bag was developed during the British colonial period and served as the administrative and commercial centre of the city. Renamed in honour of freedom fighters Binoy, Badal, and Dinesh, the area stands as a powerful symbol of Kolkata’s political history, colonial architecture, and enduring urban legacy. Today, BBD Bag remains a vibrant district where heritage buildings, banks, offices, and stories from the past coexist—making it a favourite subject for urban sketchers and history lovers alike.
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Badridas Temple street- Streets of Calcutta
₹8,000.00The street is located in North East Calcutta. It houses many Jain temples, Pareshnath temple being the most known & revered. Pareshnath is devoted to the 23rd Jain Tirthankar & other temples are devoted to four different holy preachers who are regarded as Avatars by the Jains. The Science of Architechture or Vastu Shastra of this holy street radiates energy, calm, peace & serenity. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Bidhan Sarani, Kolkata-Urban Sketch
₹6,500.00Bidhan Sarani Urban Sketch – Kolkata Heritage Architecture
An evocative urban sketch capturing the timeless charm of Bidhan Sarani, Kolkata, where grand colonial facades still echo the legacy of British architecture in Calcutta. With its arched windows, ornamental balconies, and weathered heritage details, this sketch celebrates the architectural poetry of old North Kolkata. Rendered in expressive ink and watercolor, it preserves the spirit of a street where history lives in every cornice and column. A collector’s piece for lovers of Kolkata heritage art, colonial architecture sketches, urban sketching, and architectural illustration.
Artist- Avidip Kundu
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Bishorjon -Urban Sketch
₹6,500.00Bishorjon — Ek Chala Durga in Departure
Bishorjon captures a deeply evocative moment from Bengal’s cultural memory—the immersion of an Ek Chala Durga Thakur, carried by devotees holding the chala from both sides in a final act of reverence. With loose, expressive strokes and atmospheric washes, the sketch conveys both movement and emotion: the collective devotion, the ritual’s ephemeral drama, and the bittersweet poetry of farewell. A much sought-after visual in Bengal’s festive imagination, this artwork preserves the spirit of Durga Visarjan—where celebration dissolves into nostalgia, and departure becomes sacred.
Artist: Avidip Kundu
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Chandan Nagore- Government College -Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00Chandernagore College established in 1862 by the French Colonial Government as a French Primary School - “Ecole de Sainte Marie”, and finally re-established in its present form in 2nd October 1954, has a long and chequered history. Previously known as College Dupleix, Chandernagore College, has been witness to the changing courses of history. It has striven to contribute to the academic enhancement of not only the urban residents of Chandernagore but also of its rural surrounding regions. Chandernagore College is a premier educational institution which has made consistent progress year by year in academic and co-curricular activities. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Chandan Nagore- Museum-Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00Owing to its French influences during the many years of French rule in Chandan Nagar or Chander nagore , this beautiful museum houses numerous French and British artifacts from the colonial rule. It also has a small but formidable collection of antiquities from the Nawab rule. The museum and institute also offers French classes on a regular basis. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Clock Tower, Darjeeling- Urban Sketch
₹14,500.00Darjeeling Municipality Building, one of the significant landmarks, where the famous Clock Tower forms the front part. The huge clock plays a lovely musical tone followed by the dings of the bell at every hour. The building was constructed in 1850 and it was then the Town Hall of Darjeeling. Later it was converted into municipality building Artish- Avidip Kundu -
CTS-Mumbai- Urban Sketch
₹6,500.00This Italian Gothic styled exuberance was designed by the British Born architect Frederick William Stevens in 1878. It is a terminal station and a UNESCO World heritage site in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The erstwhile name of CST was Victoria Terminus or VT. Later the same was changed to honour Shivaji, the founder of the Maratha Empire. His name was always prefixed by Chhatrapati, a royal title. Both the former & the current initials are commonly used i.e. VT & CST. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Durga Puja- Raj Baari-Urban Sketch
₹10,000.00The extravagant depiction of Durga puja of the Bonedi Baari is sure to take you down the memory lane of grounded & homely sense of aesthetics that the Bengali Zamindars (Landlords) & the artisans owned in erstwhile Bengal. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Hand rickshaw- Urban Sketch
₹8,000.00The human powered mode of transportation empowers many rickshaw pullers till date when it comes to earning their livelihood. Although this is perceived as physical exploitation and is discouraged in many parts of the country, this has become a comfort zone for many pullers. Especially for those whose horizons hover around pulling the rick-shaw only. What is your opinion? Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Jagannath Temple, Puri Orissa-Urban Sketch
₹8,500.00Lord Jagannath is an important deity worshiped in Hinduism. He is considered as a form of Vishnu and is a part of the triad among his brother Balabhadra & sister Subhadra. Replacing an earlier temple, this temple was rebuilt from 10th Century onwards. The english term for Jagannath is Juggernaut. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Kalika on her way- Urban Sketch
₹5,000.00Kali or Kalika who possess the highest degree of energy is worshiped and celebrated with immense vigour & splendour. The visualisation of the embellished idol of the goddess being carried by her people from the sculptor’s den to the pandals, is vivid for every Bengali. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
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Kumortuli-Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00Kumortuli or Kumartuli is a potter's quater in northern Kolkata. The potters have been sculpting the idols of gods & goddessess since time immemorial. Although the look & feel of Kumortuli is age old & very humbling, the sculpotors not only manufacture & fashion the idols for various Indian festivals in India, they also export them. The sketch depicts the idol of Goddess Kali, who has been completely embelished & fashioned. She is waiting to be carried by her devotees from the potter's quarter. There is another small & very sketcy idol of Kali right beside the big one. She has been placed on a cart, carried by her devotees from another community or area seated around her & holding her. She is being revered by her devotees from all walks of life at various capacities. She enjoys the material relativity that is offered to her & the devotion/rituals that remain sacrosanct across class. Artist- Avidip Kundu
