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Explore António Xavier Trindade’s masterful self-portrait – a poignant blend of Western formality and Indian character. Painted in 1912, this oil on canvas masterpiece captures his spirit as a successful man amidst colonial Goa.
Discover 'Nasik Scene II' by António Xavier Trindade – a vibrant watercolor capturing daily life in 1930s India. Explore Bombay School artistry & a unique cultural perspective.
Explore António Xavier Trindade’s masterpiece ‘Woman in Pink Sari with Pot,’ a serene portrait capturing Indian femininity and cultural heritage. Painted in 1920, it exemplifies Bombay School realism.
Admire 'Head of a Bald Man' by António Xavier Trindade – a poignant portrait reflecting introspection and skill—a masterpiece from the Bombay School celebrated for its emotive depth.
A vibrant watercolor capturing the energetic street life of 1931 Nasik by renowned Goan artist António Xavier Trindade, offering a luminous glimpse into Indian daily life that you can bring to your collection.
A vibrant portrayal of bustling life along the Godavari River, this 1932 oil by António Xavier Trindade captures the spiritual essence of Nasik through rich naturalism, inviting you to bring this piece of Indian history home.
A vibrant watercolor capturing the bustling energy of an Indian street scene by António Xavier Trindade from 1931, blending luminous daylight with daily life, inviting you to explore this masterpiece of the Bombay School.
A lively watercolor capturing the vibrant social rituals by the Godavari River in this 1931 masterpiece by António Xavier Trindade that invites you to bring a piece of Indian history into your collection.
Discover António Xavier Trindade’s ‘Female Nude’ (1913) – a captivating pencil drawing of a reclining figure. Explore realism, line work & Victorian themes in this unique Goan artwork.