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- Artwork codeIG858
- PaintingAcrylic on Canvas
- Dimensions18 × 36 inch (W x H)
- Year Created2019
- Original ArtworkYes
- Artist certificateAvailable
- Print AvailableNo
- Shipping MethodRolled
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DESCRIPTION
Childhood Memories - 858 - Painting by Isha Bawiskar
Acrylic on Canvas
This evocative acrylic painting explores the emotional parallels between childhood and old age. Through symbolic imagery, the artist reflects on how innocence, vulnerability, and the need for affection remain constant throughout life.
The composition brings together the presence of a small child and an elderly woman, suggesting that, at an emotional level, old age often returns to a state of childlike sensitivity. Both young children and elderly individuals seek comfort, attention, and immediate emotional reassurance, revealing a shared inner world.
The surrounding walls of the room carry these layered memories, presenting figures that represent different stages of life. A dancing girl appears as a symbol of unfulfilled dreams and forgotten aspirations, gently reminding viewers of childhood ambitions that often fade with time.
With its rich colours, thoughtful symbolism, and introspective mood, Childhood Memories – 858 invites viewers to reflect on the continuity of emotions across generations and the timeless nature of human longing and imagination.
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