Lyrics that always give rise to patriotism are portrayed artistically on canvas. The exhibition of songs and lyrical paitings 'Suraaj' is being put up at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum. The exhibition that began on August 3 will be on view till August 31 for the art lovers of the city.
In these paintings the common people have the power, giving energy to the revolutionaries standing in front of the Britishers, awakening lyrics and poems stories and pictures are portrayed on these paintings. In these paintings, the painters have expressed the hope of India holding in the grip of the British rule, in which the sacrifice of Kunwar Chain Singh in childhood, the courage of Rani Durgavati and the non-violence of Mahatma Gandhi are seen through the picture.
About 30 pictures are displayed in the library of 'Lakhandara', which has been painted by 6 painters on the canvas from fossils of freedom folklore. In these paintings, the folk expressions of freedom struggles are displayed.
While the Gond artist Suresh Kumar Dhurve expressed his respect for the prevailing Gandhi in his paintings, in his paintings, Gandhi has been shown to be welfare of the people in the form of Rama and somewhere in the form of Krishna. Bhil painter Bhuri Bai and Gond painter Ram Singh Urvati have inscribed the unmistakable courage and self-confidence of Durgavati in their paintings.
Sukhanandi Vyayam and Kamta Tahed have expressed the social unity, self-confidence and struggle against the British during the independence, through a very beautiful and beautiful picture. The heart of child enthusiasm is seen in the paintings of Gond painter Ravi Kumar Tekam. The enthusiasm of getting the Swaraj of Kunwar Chansing has been portrayed in the paintings presenting the sacrifice of
their lives.