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We work together with artists to create revolutionary work

We work together with artists to create revolutionary work

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Printmaking is an artistic process based on the principle of transferring images from a matrix onto another surface, most often paper or fabric. Traditional printmaking techniques include woodcut, etching, engraving, and lithography, while modern artists have expanded available techniques to include screen printing.
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IPMH selects a winner who shows exceptional talent for the ‘Manorama Young Printmaker Award’ annually, who are selected by a jury. The winner is highlighted on our website along with receiving a financial award and 4 – week residency at a print studio in ArtBuzz Studio, Delhi. The other 25 selected young artists, are represented on our online gallery, and their works are for sale
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By showcasing high quality, handmade, limited edition fine art prints at a fair price, making our online gallery an accessible and inviting platform. With your support, it will only encourage and motivate young artists to continue their art practice & dream beyond usual human norms

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Why buy prints?

Print is a great way to learn about artistic process, discover new artists, and experiment with your tastes and confidence. It can also be a shrewd investment. Because there is often more than one ‘impression’ of any one printed image, it is inevitable that it is often easier to find - and afford - an original print than an oil or watercolor by a certain artist. The price will depend on the quality and the date of the printing. The nature of editioning can mean you are able to introduce original works by some of the worlds top artists at a fraction of the cost.

Nalinakshya Talukdar & Km. Khushboo — Manorama Print Grant Award 2025

IPMH is delighted to announce that artists Nalinakshya Talukdar and Km. Khushboo are the recipients of the Manorama Print Grant Award 2025. Both are young artists and recent graduates from MSU Baroda, each receiving financial support of INR 1 lakh to further develop their artistic practice. In addition to the grant, the artists will receive professional support, and their works will be showcased at the London Original Print Fair 2026.

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Saumya. Window of Liberty. Aquatint. 7×12 inch. Edition 2

Isha. My love for fish. Etching. 4 x 6 inch. Edition 2

Disha. Untitled. Aquatint. 7×7 inch. Edition 4

Nilanjan. Reading Tree Leaves. Viscosity. 8 x 12 inch. Edition 2

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