Gulgee I - Revision history

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‎‘He lives in his art’

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‎Reaction from the art world

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	“I never intellectualise about my work,” he once said. “I try to paint with my feelings — the calligraphic form and movement that emerges is not predetermined or cerebral, it is intuitive and articulates something deep inside me.”		“I never intellectualise about my work,” he once said. “I try to paint with my feelings — the calligraphic form and movement that emerges is not predetermined or cerebral, it is intuitive and articulates something deep inside me.”
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 In an issue of Focus on Pakistan, published in 1973, Naz Ikramullah thus begins her article on Gulgee: “What sort of an artist is he? What sort of a man? Gulgee is so well known today that it is difficult to write an objective assessment. I know his work. I know of his work, and I know of him. Let me start then at a stage when Gulgee first seemed to me to be the most fortunate artist in town.”

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 In an issue of Focus on Pakistan, published in 1973, Naz Ikramullah thus begins her article on Gulgee: “What sort of an artist is he? What sort of a man? Gulgee is so well known today that it is difficult to write an objective assessment. I know his work. I know of his work, and I know of him. Let me start then at a stage when Gulgee first seemed to me to be the most fortunate artist in town.”

Gulgee I - Revision history

Pdewan: /* ‘He lives in his art’ */

Pdewan: /* Reaction from the art world */

Pdewan: /* Reaction from the art world */

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