
Subhash Maramraju
Village life, festivals, gods and the countryside of Telangana, painted in oils by an artist, advocate and retired officer.
Sankranthi · oil, 30 × 36 in
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Original oil paintings, each available to buy. Tap a painting to see it in full, or ask for its price.
Subhash Maramraju was born in 1948 and is an artist by birth. Painting has been part of his life alongside his career in law and public service.
He holds MA and BL degrees and is a qualified advocate. He served in the CIB and later took voluntary retirement.
His work records the culture and history of the region. He has painted the culture of the Kakatiyas and the history of Mahabubnagar, including portraits of the kings, made with the approval of the district collectors.
He paints in oils. His subjects are the people and seasons of Telangana: women at the lake and in the fields, sellers of bangles, baskets and toys, festivals such as Sankranthi, Bathukamma and Diwali, scenes from the Gita and the stories of Shiva and Krishna, and the birds, deer, peacocks and waterfalls of the countryside.
Over the years he has painted portraits of many well-known people and presented them in person. Some of those occasions are shown under Moments.
- 1948Born
- MA, BLQualified advocate
- CIBServed, then took voluntary retirement
- HeritageThe culture of the Kakatiyas and the history of Mahabubnagar, with portraits of its kings
- PortraitsPainted and presented to many well-known people


