Other : signed

Gallery Ref: ma007

Price : £3500

Biography :

Mehtab Ali has earned for himself a high place among the accomplished Pakistani, South Asian artists through his hard work and dedication to arts.

Mehtab Ali is a Science Graduate from the University of Karachi. He has proven himself in many areas including miniature, portrait and calligraphy, using different mediums like oil, pen n’ ink, pastel colors and water colors. His paintings depicting women in eastern dresses and in typical moods have attracted great attention. Mehtab Ali specializes in portrait, still life, landscape and cultural paintings.

Special displays of Mehtab Ali’s paintings have been held at the Royal Family Palace, Brunei; Our Future World Foundation, USA; Islamic Centre, Washington DC; Alliance Francaise de Paris; Raja Indisches Restaurant Kassel, Germany and Japan Foundation, Tokyo.

Other : signed and dated 2009

Gallery Ref: ab005

Price : £1500

Biography :

Born in the year 1974, Amjad Butt is a young and upcoming name in the calligraphic field in Pakistan.
He is believed to be the most ardent follower of Ahmad Khan’s techniques. Inspired by Ahmad khan, Amjad’s works also comprise of the verses and letters taken from the Quran. The choice of colours is much more vibrant and bright. The final glaze allows a very translucent look to his painting. His work is exceptional in terms of the colours, the intricate patterns and the complicated use of gold and silver leaves.

Other : signed and dated 2009

Gallery Ref: ab003

Price : £2000

Biography :

Born in the year 1974, Amjad Butt is a young and upcoming name in the calligraphic field in Pakistan.
He is believed to be the most ardent follower of Ahmad Khan’s techniques. Inspired by Ahmad khan, Amjad’s works also comprise of the verses and letters taken from the Quran. The choice of colours is much more vibrant and bright. The final glaze allows a very translucent look to his painting. His work is exceptional in terms of the colours, the intricate patterns and the complicated use of gold and silver leaves.

Other : signed and dated 2009

Gallery Ref: ab001

Price : SOLD

Biography :

Born in the year 1974, Amjad Butt is a young and upcoming name in the calligraphic field in Pakistan.
He is believed to be the most ardent follower of Ahmad Khan’s techniques. Inspired by Ahmad khan, Amjad’s works also comprise of the verses and letters taken from the Quran. The choice of colours is much more vibrant and bright. The final glaze allows a very translucent look to his painting. His work is exceptional in terms of the colours, the intricate patterns and the complicated use of gold and silver leaves.

Other : signed and dated 2009

Gallery Ref: ak001

Price : SOLD

Biography :

Ahmed Khan is thought of as Pakistan’s greatest living calligraphic artist. His work comprises overlaid calligraphic designs based on silver foil pressed on canvas which with a sprinkle of chemicals turns them into vibrant colours. His calligraphic forms are meticulously applied on this base. Many of his themes deal with the Oneness of God and the desire for peace.

Other : signed

Gallery Ref: ts001

Price : £3500

Biography :

Tassaduq was born in Jullandhar b1930 and has studied at St. Martin College of Art, London. He has been living in England for a number of years and has only recently returned to Pakistan. Being a short story writer, a striking feature of his work are the titles of his paintings. They seem to have a profound connection with the images, depicting the cynicism and the scorn of the artist. A remarkable feature is his ability to say a lot in very limited space. His work is almost in miniature style, painting fetching details on minute canvases. Tassaduq claims his best works stem from bouts of depression. “I express my state of mind, regardless of how it will be interpreted.” His work is primarily narrative, and is laden with symbols. Trees, caves, old castles, fish, mermaids, even nudes, often appear in his paintings. People like his work because they sense a story in it. The symbols in his paintings are not for decoration…” they provide my art with depth and meaning”. They add a surreal touch that is very important, and makes a painting more than just an image.

Other : signed and dated 09

Gallery Ref: aqa001

Price : SOLD

Other : signed and dated 09

Gallery Ref: aqa002

Price : £1200

Other : signed

Gallery Ref: mr009

Price : £7500

Biography :

Mashkoor Raza, a prolific artist who paints horses and women, he is a established Figurative Abstract, Non-representational Abstract and Calligraphy painter . Creating transparency with parts of basic forms of square, circle and triangles on his canvases, and abstract images of woman and horse, he shows versatility of handling his subject, paints, and composition. He creates aesthetic transparent impressions through which his images adopt varying shapes. His exceptional energies combined with passion and patience bring forth canvases, papers, and boards decorated with fuming horses and silent nudes on the one hand and cool compositions with harmonious colours, on the other. His calligraphic art is also exceptional. Here he remains cool and calm with his palette creating a feel of antiquity. Although he is loyal to his usual palette, on two or three occasions, he was violent making full use of red. Despite his spontaneity, Mashkoor keeps his fingers on the pulse of his viewers.

Other : signed

Gallery Ref: mr010

Price : £7500

Biography :

Mashkoor Raza, a prolific artist who paints horses and women, he is a established Figurative Abstract, Non-representational Abstract and Calligraphy painter . Creating transparency with parts of basic forms of square, circle and triangles on his canvases, and abstract images of woman and horse, he shows versatility of handling his subject, paints, and composition. He creates aesthetic transparent impressions through which his images adopt varying shapes. His exceptional energies combined with passion and patience bring forth canvases, papers, and boards decorated with fuming horses and silent nudes on the one hand and cool compositions with harmonious colours, on the other. His calligraphic art is also exceptional. Here he remains cool and calm with his palette creating a feel of antiquity. Although he is loyal to his usual palette, on two or three occasions, he was violent making full use of red. Despite his spontaneity, Mashkoor keeps his fingers on the pulse of his viewers.