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- Anand Singh Shyam
- Bhajju Shyam
- Birbal Singh Uikey
- Choti Tekam
- Dhanaiya Bai
- Dhawat Singh Uikey
- Dilip Shyam
- Durga Bai
- Gariba Singh Tekam
- Hargovind singh Urveti
- Harilal Dhruve
- Indu Bai Marawi
- Japani
- Jyoti Bai Uikey
- Kala Bai
- Kamlesh Kumar Uikey
- Lakhanlal Bharwe
- Manna Singh Vyam
- Mansingh Vyam
- Mayank Kumar Shyam
- Mohan Singh Shyam
- Nankusia Shyam
- Narmada Prasad Tekam
- Nikki Singh Urveti
- Pradip Marawi
RAVI TEKAM
GOND ARTIST of MADHYA PRADESH
Ravi Tekam was born and brought up in Bhopal. But his inspiration comes from the villages of Patangarh and Sonpuri. His themes are always rustic. A farmer at work is a recurring motif in his work. When his father, Narmada Prasad Tekam, speaks about his rural upbringing, he listens entranced just as he does to his mother, Rambai, narrating a simple folktale. These are the wellspring of his inspiration.
acrylic on paper – 11” X 14”, Theme: A farmer couple going to work
Ravi Tekam has a vivid imagination and his paintings give free reign to his flights of fantasy – like the elephant’s trunk growing into a snake – stimulating the eye and invigorating the mind. He has been holding workshops for children in the National Museum of Delhi, he has taught Gond painting to children as well as teachers.
acrylic on paper – 11” X 14”, Theme: Pardhan playing a bana as he sings
ink on paper – 11” X 14”, Theme: An elephant’s trunk is transformed into a snake
- Prasad Kusram
- Premi Bai
- Pyarelal Vyam
- Radha Tekam
- Raj Kumar Shyam
- Rajan Singh Uikey
- Rajan Prasad Kusram
- Rajni Vyam
- Rajendra Singh Shyam
- Rambai Tekam
- Ram Narain Marawi
- Ram Singh Urveti
- Ramesh Tekam
- Ravi Tekam
- Roshni Vyam
- Santosh Kumar Vyam
- Santoshi Tekam
- Saroj Venkat Shyam
- Shanti Bai
- Subhash Vyam
- Sukhanandi Vyam
- Suresh Dhrube
- Venkat Shyam
- Vinod Kumar Tekam
