Lot 0109

Painting by Tathi Premchand, created in 2003, shows the pain of common people under political power. A hungry street dog biting Indian politicians becomes a symbol of public anger and corruption. The artwork reflects fear, violence, and broken promises inside the system of government. Black and white strokes create a dark atmosphere of tension and social unrest. The dog is not only an animal, but the voice of ignored citizens fighting for justice. The leaders appear powerless, exposing the weakness behind political masks and authority. This painting questions morality, responsibility, and the failure of democratic values in society. Through raw expression and symbolic imagery, Tathi Premchand transforms political criticism into powerful visual art.