Deven Bhosale Paintings

Discover the current Sajaao collection of Deven Bhosale, comprising 15 works across sadhus, Shiva and Hanuman imagery, Potraj figures, Ram and Tridev subjects, alongside a group of stallion paintings. Rather than reducing the artist to a single category, this page brings the available catalogue together so you can explore its different subjects and formats in one place.

15 Results

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15 Results

15 Results
  • Trideva

    Trideva

    ₹ 78,400
    Acrylic On Canvas 42" x 50"
  • Sadhu-Yogi

    Sadhu-Yogi

    ₹ 78,400
    Acrylic On Canvas 42" x 48"
  • Sadhu Aghori

    Sadhu Aghori

    ₹ 49,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 30" x 42"
  • Messenger of Peace

    Messenger of Peace

    ₹ 151,200
    Acrylic On Canvas 36" x 54"
  • Potraj

    Potraj

    ₹ 980,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 60" x 30"
  • Potraj's Turn

    Potraj's Turn

    ₹ 112,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 48" x 60"
  • Thunder 2

    Thunder 2

    ₹ 84,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 24" x 30"
  • Inferno Charger

    Inferno Charger

    ₹ 84,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 24" x 30"
  • Frost Charger

    Frost Charger

    ₹ 84,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 36" x 30"
  • Eternal Bond

    Eternal Bond

    ₹ 84,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 24" x 30"
  • Flames of Freedom

    Flames of Freedom

    ₹ 84,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 24" x 30"
  • Dhanurdhari

    Dhanurdhari

    ₹ 58,800
    Acrylic On Canvas 36" x 42
  • Celestial Stallion

    Celestial Stallion

    ₹ 84,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 24" x 30"
  • Anjaneya

    Anjaneya

    ₹ 67,200
    Acrylic On Canvas 36" x 48
  • Adiyogi

    Adiyogi

    ₹ 112,000
    Acrylic On Canvas 60" x 36"

Spiritual Figures, Folk Subjects and Stallions

Deven Bhosale’s current collection is strongly figurative, with sadhus, Shiva, Hanuman, Ram, Tridev and Potraj subjects appearing alongside a distinct group of stallion paintings. The works are acrylic on canvas and include several large formats, giving the collection a pronounced visual presence. Rather than treating the page as a general artist catalogue, it is more useful to read it through these two recurring strands: spiritual and folk figures on one side, and the horse as an expressive subject on the other.