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- Q7848440 description "Indian artist".
- Q7848440 description "Indian artist".
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- Q7848440 abstract "Tryambak Vasekar (1918–2006) was an Indian painter. He was born on November 13, 1918 in the small town of Vasa in the Parbhani district of the state of Maharashtra, India.Vasekar was one of the distinguished personalities in the Marathwada region. After losing his parents at very early age, he was raised by his grandfather. He was interested in all kinds of art, especially painting since childhood. He pursued his higher studies in his area of interest in Hyderabad. To pursue his quest, he left his first job as a high school teacher and came to Nanded, where he founded 'Abhinav Chitrashala' in 1955. This institution was the first of its kind in the entire Marathwada. His contribution to the field of art was very critical to its revival after the independence in Maharashtra and especially Marathwada region. While popularizing the art in children all over Maharashtra, this institution also gave an opportunity to the young talent in the Marathwada region to pursue higher studies in painting. Many distinguished personalities were painted through his brush and these portraits adorn many educational institutes. He indeed made a permanent mark in the history of art of the region. He also contributed to the field of literature and published several books. His autobiography 'Smrititarang' was published in 2006. He was also active in the freedom struggle of the then state of Hyderabad for its merger in the independent India. He died in 2006. His legacy is being continued by several of his disciples spread all over the state. Noted Marathi writer Kavita Mahajan is his granddaughter. Recently the fine arts college founded by him has been renamed as 'Kalamaharshi Tryambak Vasekar Chitrakala Mahavidyalaya'.".
- Q7848440 birthDate "1918".
- Q7848440 birthYear "1918".
- Q7848440 deathDate "2006".
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- Q7848440 thumbnail Vasekar.jpg?width=300.
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- Q7848440 dateOfBirth "1918".
- Q7848440 dateOfDeath "2006".
- Q7848440 name "Vasekar, Tryambak".
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- Q7848440 comment "Tryambak Vasekar (1918–2006) was an Indian painter. He was born on November 13, 1918 in the small town of Vasa in the Parbhani district of the state of Maharashtra, India.Vasekar was one of the distinguished personalities in the Marathwada region. After losing his parents at very early age, he was raised by his grandfather. He was interested in all kinds of art, especially painting since childhood. He pursued his higher studies in his area of interest in Hyderabad.".
- Q7848440 label "Tryambak Vasekar".
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- Q7848440 givenName "Tryambak".
- Q7848440 name "Tryambak Vasekar".
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- Q7848440 surname "Vasekar".