Prince with a paintbrush

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When other kids were busy playing hopscotch with friends, seven-year-old Ravi Varma was painting on the walls of his house. Spotting his nephew’s artistic talent, his uncle Rajaraja Varma took him to the court of the Maharaja of Travancore to study and practice art. The rest, they say, is history. Known as the father of modern Indian art, Raja Ravi Varma wowed the world with paintings that adapted European art techniques like realism to create an entirely local expression. It is his art that gives Hindu gods their most popular imagery, seen today in calendar art and posters. He also established the first lithographic press in India, which created prints of his mythology-inspired paintings, in particular scenes from the Mahabharata and Ramayana. It was a big step towards making art affordable for everyone. This magnificently illustrated biography will help young readers discover the life and works of Raja Ravi Varma, the artist who was born into royalty but earned the title of ‘Raja’ for his creativity on canvas.

“I am not a black artist, I am an artist” — Jean-Michel Basquiat I say “famous black artists” but were they? Black artists or just artists have been unrecognized and undervalued for years — if not for decades or centuries. Just like the This blog is not just about introducing famous black painters to the world. It’s to let you know that master painters like Salvador Dalí, Willem de Kooning, and Auguste Rodin had rivals like them. History failed to educate us that these famous black American artists too were as prominent as the “traditional” artist canons. This is a much-awaited moment to celebrate them, give them a platform, and insert them into Advertisements These significant black artists deserve a long-overdue spotlight on them and their work. And I — am not holding back. Let me introduce to you the most famous black artists in art history in the hopes that you never forget them. 1. Prince Demah – Portraitist Image: Wikipedia The only struggle Prince Demah went through was to make a name as an artist in a very active slavery environment. He was the first “ naïve” artist of his kind who didn’t have knowledge of art except for what he learned whilst looking at the famous white artists at that time. In November of 1769, Henry Barnes purchased Prince Demah with the goal of “improving his genius in painting.” The Barneses didn’t just want Demah to receive training but also to practice painting as they wanted to recoup the money they had invested in him. Demah tried to learn...