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Abstract
Ramkinkar Baij, a pioneering figure in modern Indian sculpture, stands as a testament to the transformative power of art in preserving and renewing cultural heritage. This study delves into the multifaceted role of Baij's sculptures as dynamic agents of cultural preservation and renewal. Firstly, the research explores Baij's artistic philosophy through an analysis of his sculptural works, uncovering the underlying themes, motifs, and principles that informed his creative practice. Secondly, the study delves into the stylistic aspects of Baij's sculptures, with a specific focus on his innovative synthesis of traditional Indian sculptural techniques and modernist artistic sensibilities. By dissecting the formal qualities, materials, and expressive elements of Baij's sculptures, the research illuminates how Baij navigated the intersection of tradition and modernity in his artistic endeavors. Finally, the study seeks to determine the enduring legacy of Baij's sculptures within the ongoing dialogue on cultural preservation and renewal. Through an examination of Baij's impact on contemporary art discourse, the research elucidates the ways in which his sculptures continue to inspire, challenge, and shape perceptions of Indian cultural identity and artistic innovation. In essence, this study offers a comprehensive understanding of how Ramkinkar Baij's sculptures serve as dynamic agents of cultural preservation and renewal, perpetuating the legacy of India's rich cultural heritage while pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
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Copyright © 2024 Pampa Chatterjee. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
