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Celebrating Dashrath Patel
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Srishti Art Gallery presents Celebrating Dashrath Patel (1927–2010), a landmark exhibition honoring one of India’s most versatile and influential modern masters. This exhibition brings together a rare collection of Dashrath Patel’s early paintings, works of immense historical significance and exceptional artistic depth.
Title: Celebrating Dashrath Patel
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Srishti Art Gallery presents Celebrating Dashrath Patel (1927–2010), a landmark exhibition honoring one of India’s most versatile and influential modern masters.
This exhibition brings together a rare collection of Dashrath Patel’s early paintings, works of immense historical significance and exceptional artistic depth.
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