Dina Nath Walli (Al-Mast Kashmiri) Artist-Poet 92/12, Urban Estate Karnal, India Ph. : 0184-2202478 Fax Message for: Sh. Swasphawan Singh Indiam Ambassador to Kuwait Indian Embassy – Kuwait Fas: 0965 – 254958 MESSAGE I felt really overwhelmed to learn that through the kind cooperation of His Excellency, Sh. Swashpawan Singh,Indian Ambassador in Kuwait and through the good efforts of the Kuwaiti gentleman, who as a curator, has taken great paints in collecting my water colour landscapes of Kashmir from differ- ent parts of the world, and exhibition of my paintings is being organized in Kuwait, as part of the cultural fest celebrations. It is all the more great that such an exposition of genuine and realistic art is being organized to promote this type of art, at time, when it is fashionable to talk about modern artists only, and the people are made to believe that modern art is the more sophisti- cated form of art, which is beyond the comprehension of a common man. I wish the exhibition a grand success and find no words to express my gratitude to the Indian Embassy in Kuwait and to this great curator, who have jointly made an effort to make this even happen, doing me a great favour in the process. Dated: 25th March 2004 (Dina Nath Walli)
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Dina Nath Walli(Al-Mast Kashmiri)Artist-Poet92/12, Urban EstateKarnal, IndiaPh. : 0184-2202478
I felt really overwhelmed to learn that through the kind cooperation ofHis Excellency, Sh. Swashpawan Singh,Indian Ambassador in Kuwait andthrough the good efforts of the Kuwaiti gentleman, who as a curator, has takengreat paints in collecting my water colour landscapes of Kashmir from differ-ent parts of the world, and exhibition of my paintings is being organized inKuwait, as part of the cultural fest celebrations. It is all the more great thatsuch an exposition of genuine and realistic art is being organized to promotethis type of art, at time, when it is fashionable to talk about modern artistsonly, and the people are made to believe that modern art is the more sophisti-cated form of art, which is beyond the comprehension of a common man.
I wish the exhibition a grand success and find no words to express mygratitude to the Indian Embassy in Kuwait and to this great curator, whohave jointly made an effort to make this even happen, doing me a great favourin the process.
Dated: 25th March 2004 (Dina Nath Walli)
(1) Lidder Valley (Pahalgam)
(2) Kralyar Dal Lake
(3) Old Srinagar (River Jehlum)
(4) Old City (Srinagar)
(5) Abi Guzar (River Jehlum)
(6) Sonamarg, River Sind
(7) Chandapora (Shalimar)
(8) Shah Hamdan (River Jehlum)
(9) Old City Shikara (River Jehlum)
(10) Hawal (Hariparbat Fortress)
(11) River Jehlum
(12) Navidyar Dal Lake
(13) Road to Pirpanchal
(14) Telbal Road
(15) Chadoora (Market Place)
(16) Bijbihara (Anantnag)
(17) Anandnag Bazaar
(18) The Bund (Maisuma)
(19) Haba-Kadal Bridge(over River Jehlum)
(20) Byarinambal (Babademb)
(21) Marcanal (Winter)
(22) Shah Hamdan Mosque
(23) Habakadal Tample
(24) Amira Kadal (Temple)
(25) Old Anantnag Road
(26) Nigeen Club (Nigeen Lake)
(27) Nigeen Club (Nigeen Lake)
(28) Chinar Trees (Autumn in Kashmir)
(29) Pahalgam Village
(30) Old City (Dal Lake)
(31) House Boats (Nigeen)
(32) Abi Guzar (River Jehlum)
(33) Harvan Village
(34) Bijbihara Village (Anantnag)
(35) Women (Husking Rice Dal Lake)
(36) Temple (Bank of Jehlum)
(37) Old Hazrat Bal Market
(38) Road to Gulmarg
(39) Magam (Village on theGulmarg Road)
(40) The Bund (River Jehlum)
(41) Ladies Collecting Weeds(Dal Lake)
(42) Shalimar Village
(43) Husking Rice in Harvan Village
(44) Haba Kadal Market
(45) Maisuma (River Jehlum)
(46) Bijbihara
(47) Shikara at Nigeen Lake
(48) Shop at Kralyar (Dal Lake)
(49) Magam (on the way to Gulmarg)
(50) Tankipura (Jehlum)
(51) Village with flowers, Pirpanchalmountain range in background
(52) House Boats (Dal Lake)
(53) Dalgate (Boulevard) MahadevPeak in background
