Think

2011
Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 122 X 122cm.

Price:

৳ 250,000

Frame

White

Black

Wooden

No Frame

Clear

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About the Artwork

Details & Dimensions

2011, Acrylic on Canvas, Size: 122 X 122cm.

A leading realist painter in Bangladesh, Sheikh Afzal Hossain was raised in Jhenaidah, in the south west of the country, where he had ample opportunity to observe greenery and foliage, riverine life and bucolic panoramas. He is constantly stirred by the memories of rural life. Ordinary village folk, women and children have found a place in his canvas. Hossain enrolled in the College of Art and Crafts in Dhaka and was fortunate to have Mohammad Kibria, Abdul Baset and Rafiqun Nabi as his teachers. He received a scholarship and consequently left for Japan to pursue a master’s degree in the University of Tsukuba in 1983. After his return, he joined the Art College as a teacher. His works have been widely exhibited. Notable among Hossain’s awards are NHK Sai Sha Sho, Japan, 1992; Best Painting, Young Artists Exhibition, Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, 1994; Honourable Mention 11th National Art Exhibition Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, 1996; Shorei Sho, Nikikai, Central Museum, Tokyo, Japan, 1994; 12th National Art exhibition, Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, 1996; AIEJ Japan Fellowship, 1999; Uni Group Award 18th National Art Exhibition Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, 2000.

Delivery & Packaging

Delivery

Delivery Time: Typically, 2-3 business days for Dhaka area, 3-5 business days for outside Dhaka. International shipments are currently not available.
Delivery Cost: Depends on the size and packaging method of Artworks.
Delivery From: Lalmatia, Dhaka.

Packaging

Corrugated Box

Using Materials:

Bubble wrap
Packing tape
Corrugated box

Step 1: To protect against moisture, wrap the artwork with plastic sheeting/poly wrap or put it inside a heavy plastic bag. Use tape to seal all areas where water can enter and cause damage.

Step 2: Wrap the entire work with bubble wrap for a protective padding. Using tape to secure it shut.

Step 3: Place the bubble wrap-covered painting into a corrugated box. Fill the empty space with enough wadded/shredded paper to ensure that the artwork doesn’t shift during transit.

Step 4: Use the packing tape to seal the box.

Step 5: Affix the delivery address to the package and put clear tape over the label so it doesn’t get removed during handling.

Tube packaging for canvas or flat painting on paper/board

Using Materials:

Bubble wrap
Packaging tape
Cardboard roll

Step 1: Sandwich your canvas between two layers of acid free archival paper. Make sure that the canvas is completely covered by the paper.

Step 2: Roll the paper-covered artwork—paint side outward—around the smaller tube to provide inner support.

Step 3: Next, roll a layer of bubble wrap around the artwork for padding and to seal out moisture. Seal completely with tape.

Step 4: Place this tube within the outer mailing tube. Fill extra space at the ends with extra bubble wrap/ wadded/shredded paper. Place the end caps on and seal them shut with packing tape.

Step 5: Affix the delivery address to the package and put clear tape over the label so it doesn’t get removed during handling.