The Art of K. LAXMA GOUD

Laxma Goud's art is distinguished by intense lines, vibrant colors, and rural themes, creating images that resonate with life and sensuality. He has worked across a range of mediums, including drawings, paintings, prints, etchings, frescoes, murals, and sculptures.
At the center of Laxma Goud's art lies the magic of making, an intense, passionate communion with tools, techniques and materials, as motivating and sustaining as the figures that emerge from burin, pencil, ink, watercolor, paper and terracotta. His art encompasses a deep appreciation for line as a sensual expression and a profound reverence for color. The power and pleasure of sexuality are consistently woven into his artistic process.
With text written by Susan S. Bean, Curator of South Asian Art at The Peabody Essex Museum, USA, this book features some of the most outstanding works produced over the 50 years of his career including the ones that belong to the Chester and Davida Herwitz Collection at The Peabody Essex Museum.