Ugraya

by Jatin Das

Serigraph on Paper 300 GSM15 (w) × 20 (h) inches

$ 374 (excl. shipping charges)

Limited-Edition-Serigraph

Details of the Work

Size

15 (w) × 20 (h)

About The Artwork

Limited Edition Serigraph printed in 5 colors on archival paper. This serigraph was published in an edition size of 100. The paper size is 20 x 15 inches. The print is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Artist

Jatin Das

Contemporary Artist

Every element of life, according to Jatin Das, possesses innate energy. His paintings of men and women caught in the throes of emotional turmoil, capturing the variety of emotions created as a result of people's interactions with society and nature, demonstrate this vitality.

Jatin Das finds inspiration constantly in relationships, especially those between men and women, with all the joy and suffering that comes with them. His paintings are distinguished by rhythmic colour discontinuities and racing lines. Jatin focuses on using colour to bring out the intricacies of mind and emotion. He gained fame in the 1960s and 1970s, in particular, for his paintings of the naked or "bare figure" shapes.

Jatin Das has also collaborated with art institutions in a variety of capacities, including as a teacher at the National School of Drama and the College of Art in New Delhi, as well as a consultant for the Handicrafts Board and the Folk Art Museum in Orissa, to name a few of the roles he held. His works were showcased in 1991 by the Lalit Kala Akademi. Jatin Das has an impressive artistic career, having showcased his works in a total of 68 solo exhibitions in India and around the world. His artistic abilities have been recognized in a myriad of national and international exhibitions and artist camps. His preferred mediums include oil, watercolour, ink and Conté, and he has dabbled in different forms of art such as graphics, murals, sculptures and art installations. He also created an artwork - "Journey of India from Mohenjodaro to Mahatma Gandhi" for the Parliament Annexe. The artwork is 7 feet high and 68 feet long, and took the artist two-and-a-half years to complete.

Born in 1941, Jatin Das completed his education in 1962 from Sir J. J. School of Fine Arts, Mumbai. He has held many solo exhibition including: include "Hand-held Space," 2010–11, Museum Gallery; Gallery Art and Soul, Mumbai; "The Artists Alley Gallery," 2009, San Francisco, USA; "Chelsea Arts Club," 2009, London; "Kumari Art Gallery," 1976; "Gallery de Sfinx," 1975; "Commonwealth Institute Art Gallery,” 1975; "Schloss Bellevue,” 1975; and "City Museum and Art Gallery,” 1975." He has taken part in numerous group exhibitions, such as "Moderene Kunst Heute" (1982), at the Museum of Modern Art in Darmstad, West Germany; "Contemporary Paintings in Miniature Format," at the Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi; "All India Exhibition of Prints," in Chandigarh; and "Asian Arts," in New Delhi. You can browse through our gallery of Serigraphs to see more of his artworks and paintings along with other famous serigraph artists.

Know More

FAQS About Serigraphs

What is a Serigraph?

Serigraph is an artwork created by the process of Serigraphy, a silk-screen printing method.

Are they originals or prints?

A serigraph is a limited edition fine art print, made even more exclusive by the artist's direct involvement in its creation and hand-signed authentication. The manual nature of the process ensures subtle variations within the edition, making each piece truly unique.

How is the process of Serigraphy different from regular print? How is this different from the original work of the artist?

Serigraphy often involves a close collaboration between an artist and a printmaker. The original artwork is separated into several layers, and stencils are created for each color. These stencils are used to apply the colors individually in a multi-step process.
The printmaker meticulously ensures the colors align with the original artwork. Initial drafts result in artist proofs, which the artist reviews, often suggesting changes. Through this iterative process, the artist and printmaker refine the work until a final artist proof is approved. With the approval, the print run begins. Finally, the artist inspects, signs, and numbers each completed print.

Why should I buy serigraphs?

Serigraphs in India gained popularity when M.F. Husain collaborated with Print Makers to create his Ashta Vinayak series. His goal was to make his art more accessible to the general public. Raja Ravi Varma, with a similar vision (and 50 years before Husain), started a lithography press, using another print-making method to create his works. His efforts helped his works reach countless Indian households, transcending the confines of royal patronage.
At Artflute, we wish to carry this intention forward by curating serigraphs. We aim to offer both first-time and seasoned collectors an affordable and accessible way to acquire works by the senior and master artists they admire. Each of these works is the result of artists & printmakers, engaging in a meticulous process of trial and error to realize the final artwork. When you purchase a serigraph, you're not simply acquiring a mass-produced digital print, but a limited edition testament to the collaborative artistry between painter and printmaker.
Each serigraph also holds the potential to appreciate over time. As editions become scarce, the prices of these serigraphs may increase.

Why are they priced high even though they are prints?

Beyond their status as limited edition fine art prints, serigraphs offer several advantages. The handcrafted nature of the serigraphy process and the artist's direct involvement contribute to their value. Additionally, serigraphs often reflect the artist's current original pricing, making their work accessible at a fraction of the cost.

Can I see them somewhere?

We currently do not have any serigraphs available for viewing in person but do watch out because we’re working on making this happen. Meanwhile, we can help you with a live video of the serigraph that captures the details of the work and the texture of the paper. Do reach out to us through any of the channels below:
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Will it come with an authenticity certificate? How do I know if this is authentic?

An authentic serigraph should be numbered and signed by the artist, always look for both these points to ensure a serigraph is authentic. All serigraphs sold on our website are authenticated by us and the serigraph will bear the signature of the artist and edition number. Do feel free to ask us further questions at +91-8310552854

How will it be shipped to me? How long will it take to reach me?

In the case of shipments within India, we should be able to deliver the work to you in 7-10 working days.
In the case of International shipments, it usually takes 10-15 working days. If you are looking for urgent or expedited shipments, reach out to us on any of the channels below:
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What are the payment options? How can I buy it?

We accept all forms of digital payments and our payment methods are secure. We use Razorpay and Payu Payment Gateways. You can place an order on our website and make a payment directly. If you face any issues, reach out to us through any of the channels below:
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Where is the signature located?

The artists usually sign the serigraphs on the bottom left or right but you can refer to the artwork image and the supporting images to find the signature of the artist. If the images do not indicate the signature do reach out to us and we will help you with a picture to confirm the same.

Can it be made in a larger size?

Serigraphs are limited edition fine art prints and each artwork in the edition is made to a fixed size. If you have a particular size in mind, do let us know and we will keep you informed if a similar size comes up in the future. You can also explore alternate sizes by the same artist.

Delivery Charges related (Pricing & Timelines)

The pricing in INR includes GST and delivery charges for India.For locations outside India, the GST is not applicable and the delivery charges will be additional.

Will it come framed?

The serigraphs will be carefully rolled and shipped in a secure tube for optimal protection. Due to the delicate nature of paper, we recommend having your serigraph framed locally with either glass or acrylic once you receive it. Our experience has shown that shipping framed artwork with glass significantly increases the risk of damage, regardless of how meticulously it's packed.We can however help you pick a reliable framing partner depending on the city you are located in India.

Return policy

Sale of Limited Edition Prints are returnable, only in the case of damage. For all return-related queries, drop us an email at experience@artflute.com. In case of returns, we will credit the amount you paid for the artwork into your Artflute exclusive wallet or payment method used.

Original Works: The sale of original works is final and is not returnable, except in the case of damage. We follow a thorough process of quality checks and packaging to ensure the artworks are safely shipped.

You are entitled to return the artwork (in case of damage) within 5 days of receipt and the payment will be refunded to you within 15 days from the date of return.

Care instructions

Acrylic Paintings:

Store paintings in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or brush to remove surface dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents for cleaning, as they may damage the paint. Glass framing is not necessary but can provide added protection. Handle with care to avoid scratching or smudging the surface.

Watercolor Paintings:

Avoid direct exposure to sunlight to prevent fading. Frame under glass with UV protection to shield from dust and moisture. Keep away from humid or damp areas to prevent warping. Handle with clean hands or gloves to avoid smudges and stains. Use acid-free materials for mounting and framing to prevent yellowing over time

Oil Paintings:

Keep away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to prevent cracking or fading. Dust regularly with a soft, dry brush or microfiber cloth. Avoid hanging in areas with high humidity to prevent mold growth. Store paintings upright or flat in a stable environment to prevent damage from shifting.

Bronze Sculptures:

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth or brush to remove surface dirt. Avoid touching the sculpture with bare hands, as oils from the skin can cause discoloration. Keep away from areas with high humidity or moisture to prevent corrosion. Store in a stable environment to prevent accidental damage or tipping over.

Fiberglass Sculptures:

Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth or sponge to remove dirt and grime. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrubbing vigorously, as they may scratch the surface. Protect from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading. Store in a dry, cool place when not on display to prevent warping or damage.

Serigraphs:

When handling serigraphs, ensure your hands are clean and dry to prevent transferring oils or dirt onto the paper. Store serigraphs flat in a cool, dry, and stable environment to prevent warping or damage. Avoid areas prone to high humidity, temperature fluctuations, or direct sunlight. Frame serigraphs using acid-free materials to prevent yellowing or deterioration over time. Use UV-protective glass or acrylic to shield the artwork from harmful sunlight and dust. Dust the surface of the serigraph gently with a soft, dry brush or microfiber cloth. Avoid using water or cleaning solutions directly on the paper to prevent smudging or damage to the print. Hang serigraphs away from direct sunlight and sources of heat to prevent fading. Choose a stable and secure location for display to minimize the risk of accidental damage.

Shipping & logistics

Shipping charges (Original Artworks):

Within India (for Artwork shipped rolled): Free Delivery

Within India (for Artwork shipped stretched, framed, or crated): Additional charges.

International Shipments: Shipping charges on actuals (depending on your location, size, and weight of the shipment) will be added to your purchase.

Shipping Charges (Limited Edition Prints):

Domestic and International Shipments: Free Delivery. Duties if any will be additional and be borne by the customer.

For Indian Shipments, we use DTDC, who has been our reliable partner over the years.

For International shipments we ship via FedEx or DHL who are reliable global partners. Duties if any will be additional and be borne by the customer.

Buyer FAQS

How do I know this is an authentic product by the artist?

Every Sale on Artflute will include a Certificate of Authenticity that certifies the authenticity of the product. In the case of Original artwork, the certificates will also be signed by the artist.

Will I get an invoice? And GST credit?

Yes, every sale will be accompanied by an invoice.

Can I negotiate the price of an artwork?

Yes, you can use the Make an Offer feature on the website to negotiate the price of works. But do make an offer that is fair to the artist.

Will I be charged any duties or taxes for my order?

The prices are inclusive of GST when you select Rupee as your currency and are buying art in India. When buying art from outside India, there is no GST applicable and the duties applicable will be decided by the authorities in the destination country. The duties will be borne by you, the customer. While we can hint at the approximate charges, the actual duties charged are out of our control.

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How is the work shipped out?

Artworks that are marked as ‘Shipped As: Rolled’ will be safely shipped out in a tube. Artworks that are marked as ‘Shipped As: Stretched, Framed or Crate’ will be shipped in a crated box to avoid any kind of damage in transit. These works usually can’t be shipped in a rolled format due to the nature of the work.

Can I combine multiple items into one shipment to lower shipping costs?

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