12 Years, One Epic: Inside Giampaolo Tomassetti’s Mahabharata Canvas Series | Take A Look
Giampaolo Tomassetti bridges classical European art techniques with ancient Indian ethos. Long before gifting A Glimpse of Kashi in Rome to PM Modi, Tomassetti spent 12 years intensely studying the Mahabharata and creating a massive, breathtaking series of paintings dedicated to the epic.
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