Artist Profile
Amrit Prakash
A restrained editorial profile built from the Foundation inventory and verified public references. The focus here is on the published artwork, a concise biography, and clearly labeled areas where no independent evidence was found.
Featured Foundation artwork
Artwork 291
Acrylic on canvas; described as a realist trompe-l'oeil painting. The published description presents a panoramic river scene with elephants wading and drinking, a central elephant lifting its trunk to shower water, and cool greens and deep blacks with textured brushwork.
Dimensions are not specified in the published listing.
Awards & Honours
No independently documented formal awards or honours were found in the cited sources.
Biography
The Foundation inventory identifies the artist exactly as “Amrit Prakash.” A 2019 Chitrashaala artist listing describes him as an Indian sculpture artist with BFA and MFA training in sculpture from Patna University and Rabindra Bharati University. The same listing notes work with sculptor Himmat Shah, curation of art workshops, involvement in government art projects, and a documentary on Anga (Bhagalpur).
A separate Times of India report identifies an Amrit Prakash as art coordinator at Bihar Museum for a 2019 Thangka event, which is best treated as a record of professional public engagement rather than an exhibition listing.
Editorial note
This profile avoids adding unverified awards, dates, or biographical details beyond what is supported by the cited sources.
Exhibitions / documented public appearances
No independently documented solo exhibitions were found in the cited sources. The only clearly documented public-facing reference used here is the Bihar Museum role noted in the Times of India report, which is described as professional engagement rather than an exhibition.
Collection
The Foundation page publicly presents the artwork listed below. This page does not claim to represent the artist’s complete collection unless additional records confirm it.
Paintings in the Collection
Artwork 291
Acrylic on canvas; realist trompe-l'oeil painting.