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RadhaKrishna

There is a lot to remember about this painting. Not so many people have the heart to teach for free when they had painstakingly learnt the art.I need to mention my family friend Ms. Roopa Vijay,who had managed to teach me in 2007 despite the fact that she had spent a huge sum and learnt it when she was carrying her son.
Now that years have passed, this is one painting that I can't give away.Some how felt this is the way to show gratitude.
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