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With Dakshineswar as the scenario of this sublime painting by Sunil Jaiswal of India, the powerful Kali—goddess of time, change, and creation—captivates with her sacred image. Painted with acrylic hues, this fascinating composition uses vibrant tones to portray the deity through exquisite illusions that invite you to reflect on every little detail.

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Brahma, the creator; Vishnu, the preserver; and Mahesh, the destroyer, compose the sacred Trimurti, a manifestation of divine harmony. Artist Sunil Jaiswal of India works with meticulous talent in this expressionist acrylic painting of warm hues, whose elements pay homage to Hinduism's ancient doctrine of balance and spirituality.

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In hues of orange and brown, the Hindu god Ganesha is depicted in this expressionist composition by Indian artist Sunil Jaiswal. He works with a mix of watercolor, acrylic, and ink on handmade paper to offer this painting, depicting the elephant-headed god in a seated posture, holding a symbol of peace in one hand and his favorite dessert, laddu, in the other. His "vehicle," a mouse, sits below one of his knees. This portrayal, known as Bala, depicts Ganesha as a young child.

Working in an expressionist style that evokes Indian folk art techniques, Sunil Jaiswal paints this multimedia composition. He uses watercolor, acrylic, and ink on handmade paper to create this auspicious depiction of the Hindu god Ganesha. Sitting behind an orange triangle with intricate motifs, the Hindu god is depicted with two heads, holding one hand in a symbol of peace with a bowl of his favorite dessert, laddu, in the other hand. His mouse companion munches on a snack in the foreground. This depiction is known as Dvimukha Ganapati, or "two-faced Ganesha."

Colors of orange, red, and yellow cover the canvas in this painting by Indian artist Sunil Jaiswal. Matsya, meaning "fish," is one of the many avatars, or incarnations of the Hindu god Vishnu, believed to have saved humanity from a great flood. Often depicted as a fish, Matsya can be seen here surrounded and adorned by sea life.