What an amazing work! So realistic – extremely well-done….Thanks to Suresh Panchanathan for the share…
Artist – Smt Rama Balakrishnan
Medium of Painting – Acrylic
Description –
A typical pose struck by the Sage of Kanchi, Sri Chandrasekhara Saraswati. The brilliance of His yogic power overpowered His simple appearance. His words were simple but powerful. Millions hung on to His every word!
A sincere request from the artist:
Please do not download this picture and print it. This painting is on Sale ($500). Please contact the artist here:
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-sage-of-kanchi-rama-balakrishnan.html
14 Responses
Excellent painting, looks so realistic. Keep up the good work.
Excellent work.. Very realistic.. Jaya Jaya Sankara ..Hara Hara Sankara..
great artistic work, may periyaval bless her for many more such wonderful pictures.
Fantastic. Sri Sri Paramacharyal’s picture – tatroopamaha erukkindradu.
Very realistic painting from Smt. Rama Balakrishnan.
JAYA JAYA SHANKARA, HARA HARA SHANKARA
shankar I dont know much about the artist and can’t comment on her plan….I can’t comment this any more than the fact that it is an amazing painting….
yes suresh. i fully agree wiht your comments. you and mahesh are doing a great job out there. pls do visit our house if you happen to come to bahrain.
the paintng is certainly amazing and blessed is the artist.i have only aired my views due to my attachment to periyava.if i ahve hurt any sentiments i am sorry for that.
This painting was donated to a Mylapore school ,who gave it to a Donor who contributed money for a class room upgrade.
if the money is used fo on periyavar periyava mani mandapam in NJ it is ok. else this is nothing but trying to encash periyava.
Hara Hara Shankara, Jaya Jaya Shankara!
Very realistic picture of our Maha Periyava.. We Pray Our Periyava to bless the artist many more pictures of our MahaPeriyava in the future.
Periavaa blessed Ms.Ramaji Balakrishnan.It is as though my Guru is sitting physically alive.thanks May Periavaa bless the artist for creating more such works.
A correction … The website lists the painting as 500$ (not rupees…)
Amazing! _/\_