Digital art print of the original artwork.
Media: Giclée print on archival paper.
Size: 8 X 12" + 1.5" margin
Manikyavelu Mansion, now NGMA (National Gallery of Modern Art) is a palatial white Victorian mansion, built around 1915. It was once part of the Mysore royal family. Later, it belonged to Manikyavelu Mudaliar, a rags-to-riches mining tycoon who lost it all. When he went bankrupt, the government took over in 1970. By 2001, it was handed to the Ministry of Culture and became South India’s National Gallery of Modern Art.
The heritage building was restored with an ₹8 crore facelift, expanding its space while preserving its soul. I love NGMA for its art and history—but what I adore is its reflective pool and non-curated garden. Rain trees, Persian lilacs, fishtail palms—all swaying, whispering stories to anyone willing to listen.
NGMA, Bangalore
The art print is personally signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity.
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