Krishen Khanna Indian, b. 1925
Krishen Khanna is one of India's most enduring modernists, a painter of deep moral seriousness whose figurative work has always held the human condition at its centre. A member of the Progressive Artists' Group, he spent decades rendering India's working men, its grief, its faith, with a painterly intensity that sets him apart.
In "A Stranger at Gyaniji's Dhaba", men gather around a table drinking their chai, The dhaba is a democratic space, where distinctions of background dissolve over a shared surface. The scene carries no drama, only the quiet texture of everyday Indian life observed with care and without sentimentality. This print faithfully captures the richness of Khanna's painterly surface, making this iconic imagery a work to be lived with every day.
Prints are shipped unframed and rolled.
Size is given of printed area, excluding white border.