Devdas (2002)
Film Hoarding
2002 (made)
2002 (made)
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Film hoarding, oil paint on canvas. The design was taken from the compact disc cover for this film. In the centre is the main male character from the film, Devdas, played by Shah Rukh Khan. On the right is a portrait of his childhood sweetheart played by Aiswarya Rai and on the left is a portait of the courtesan who falls in love with him played by Madhuri Dixit. The film title is on the left hand side in bold white lettering and the background is a vivid shade of orange.
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Title | Devdas (2002) |
Materials and techniques | Oil paint on canvas |
Brief description | Indian film hoarding for the film Devdas (2002) by Balkrishna Arts (India), oil paint on canvas, London 2002 |
Physical description | Film hoarding, oil paint on canvas. The design was taken from the compact disc cover for this film. In the centre is the main male character from the film, Devdas, played by Shah Rukh Khan. On the right is a portrait of his childhood sweetheart played by Aiswarya Rai and on the left is a portait of the courtesan who falls in love with him played by Madhuri Dixit. The film title is on the left hand side in bold white lettering and the background is a vivid shade of orange. |
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Object history | This hoarding by Balkrishn Arts was commissioned by the V&A as part of the' Cinema India: The Art of Bollywood' exhibition (25 June to 6 October 2002). Two artists from the studio, Ujjwal and Balkrishn Vaidya were invited to the V&A to demonstrate their artwork. This along with two other hoardings were completed on site between 24-30 June 2002. The portraits were done by Balkrishn, Ujjwal's father, owner of the firm and the more experienced of the two. Ujjwal did the background, lettering, overall outline and some of the details. |
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Accession number | IS.113-2002 |
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Record created | January 7, 2003 |
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