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Nostalgic Calcutta-Urban Sketch
₹7,500.00Calcutta, presently pronounced as Kolkata, is an old city that has still managed to retain its heritage. While some may say that the city is losing out on modernity, others would beg to differ. The old buildings in the city are testament to a glorious past, one that is now known for its mix of cultures Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Nostalgic North Kolkata- Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00The human powered mode of transportation empowers many rickshaw pullers till date when it comes to earning their livelihood. This scene is often found in the streets of North Kolkata that adds a nostalgic value & character to that part of the city. 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. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Puri Temple | Original Urban Sketch | Live Pen & Ink Artwork 9″x12″
₹8,500.00Experience the timeless grandeur of Jagannath Puri Temple through the expressive strokes of an original live urban sketch. Created on location amidst the vibrant streets surrounding the temple, this artwork captures not just the architectural magnificence of one of India's most revered pilgrimage sites, but also the pulse of everyday life that unfolds around it.
Executed in warm sepia ink using rapid observational sketching, every line reflects a fleeting moment witnessed by the artist—busy streets, bustling devotees, layered shopfronts, and the commanding silhouette of the sacred temple rising above the cityscape. Unlike photographs, an urban sketch distills emotion, atmosphere, and movement into a single frame, making each piece deeply personal and impossible to replicate.
Urban sketches have long been treasured by collectors, architects, designers, and art connoisseurs for their understated sophistication. Their minimal palette, expressive linework, and architectural storytelling lend an effortless elegance to contemporary interiors. Whether displayed in a dining room, study, foyer, or living space, they introduce a sense of culture, travel, and quiet intellectual charm—making them a refined statement for homes that appreciate meaningful art over mass-produced décor.
Professionally framed with a crisp white mount and clean-lined solid wood frame, this original artwork seamlessly complements both modern and classic interiors while celebrating India's rich architectural and cultural heritage.
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Putul Baari, North Kolkata-Urban Sketch
₹6,000.00Amidst numerous sprawling mansions in Shobha Bazar – North Kolkata, Putul Baari aka The House of Dolls has been controversially known for its paranormal characteristics. This gorgeous structure is located in Shobha Bazar Jetty. The location was treated conducive for trade activities through River Hoogly when the English ruled. The mansion was once used as a warehouse where ships off- loaded goods for storage and also was the home of many owners. Nothing yet has been concluded about the paranormal activities as few of the tenants living there deny the rumors and few don’t Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Rabindra Sarani – Urban sketch, streets of Kolkata
₹9,410.00Rabindra Sarani, Kolkata, is one of the most famous thoroughfares in the city. When we talk about the built heritage of Kolkata, the discussion is usually limited to mansions, and sometimes, memorials. Rarely do we talk about roads of Kolkata, which are just as old and form the basic infrastructure of the city. If we talk about the oldest road of Kolkata, it is the well-known Rabindra Sarani, earlier known as Chitpur Road ( its present name has been drawn from the name of its iconic resident, Sri Rabindranath Tagore,) which is believed to be almost 400-years old. On weekdays, the crowd on this stretch makes it very difficult to walk leisurely. However, one can always try a tram ride on this route on a weekday. The sketch depicts exactly the trees standing non chalantly over shadwoing the bustling streets of Rabindra Sarani. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica, Kochi-Urban Sketch
₹8,000.00Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica - Kochi The Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica in Kochi is one of the oldest and most iconic churches in India. Originally established in 1505 by the Portuguese under the leadership of Dom Francisco de Almeida, the basilica is admired for its stunning Gothic-style architecture and deep historical significance. This hand-drawn artwork captures the church’s tall spires and timeless charm with elegant sketch detailing, making it a perfect piece for lovers of heritage, architecture, and classic Indian art. Inspired by the architectural beauty of old Kochi, the artwork reflects a sense of history, faith, and cultural richness in a timeless artistic form. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
SS Hogg Market & Kolkata -Urban Sketch
₹12,000.00Hogg Market & Old Kolkata — A Study in Enduring Character
This pair of urban sketches celebrates the layered spirit of Hogg Market and old Kolkata, where colonial facades, weathered shutters, wrought-iron balconies and timeworn corners continue to breathe with everyday life. Built in the British era, these architectural fragments reflect a city that wears age with grace—dilapidated yet functional, faded yet deeply alive. Through expressive lines and nuanced washes, the artist captures Kolkata’s singular character: a metropolis where heritage is not preserved behind glass, but lived in, negotiated and cherished. These sketches evoke the romance of an old city whose British architecture, patina and lived-in beauty set it apart from every other modern Indian metropolis.
Artist: Avidip Kundu
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Strand Road, Kolkata – Urban sketch
₹9,410.00Strand Road, also referred to as The Strand, is a major thoroughfare in downtown Kolkata, India. Running along the east bank of the Hooghly River, the road connects Bagbazar to Prinsep Ghat (in the Hastings neighbourhood) via the threshold of Howrah Bridge. South of Prinsep Ghat, Strand Road becomes St. Georges Gate Road. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Streets of Calcutta-Urban Sketch
₹8,000.00The streets of Calcutta are as quirky as the people living in the city. The un-even narrow streets stretch amidst the dilapidated structures. They stand nonchalantly without having the need to convey their vintage. Just like a true blue royal whose pizzazz gets communicated without a word. The sketch depicts an old structure built more than 100 years ago. Tea tottalers have found their merry go space to refresh & socialise at the tea stall laid below the building with an age old banyan tree giving them the required shade in the scorching summer of Calcutta. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Streets of Calcutta-Urban Sketch
₹6,000.00The streets of Calcutta are as quirky as the people living in the city. The un-even narrow streets stretch amidst the dilapidated structures. They stand nonchalantly without having the need to convey their vintage. Just like a true blue royal whose pizzazz gets communicated without a word. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Streets of Kolkata- I-Urban Sketch
₹7,000.00The streets of Kolkata are as quirky as the people living in the city. The un-even narrow streets stretch amidst the dilapidated structures. They stand nonchalantly without having the need to convey their vintage. Just like a true blue royal whose inheritance gets communicated without a word. Artist- Avidip Kundu -
Streets of Kolkata- Urban Sketch
₹6,500.00The streets of Kolkata are as quirky as the people living in the city. The un-even narrow streets stretch amidst the dilapidated structures. They stand nonchalantly without having the need to convey their vintage. Just like a true blue royal whose inheritance gets communicated without a word. Artish- Avidip Kundu -
Victoria Memorial, Calcutta-Urban Sketch
₹9,000.00Another very sketchy depiction of Victoria Memorial by our urban sketcher. It is marble palace in Kolkata , West Bengal, India as we all know. It was built between 1906 and 1921 dedicated to the memory of Queen Victoria, the then Empress of India, and is now a museum and tourist destination under the Ministry of Culture. Artish- Avidip Kundu
