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"Book Synopsis Tirthas shares Dana Westring's artistic, emotional, and intellectual foray to India. Through art and text, the author identifies the 41 locations that he visits and documents his reaction to his travels. Paintings are presented in a stylistic form that represents not only the architecture and landscape, but also how he feels each is best represented by medium, whether watercolor, pen and ink, or charcoal--all in an effort to convey the emotional essence of what he has encountered on his journey through this astonishing country. Review Quotes ""This book is the passionate encounter between a remarkable artist and his solitary journeys in India--a place to which he is aesthetically and spiritually tethered. In the end, Westring demonstrates that drawing is a form of meditation (Cartier-Bresson) and that great drawing makes the invisible intimate."" --Michael Rips About the Author Dana Scott Westring attended Hasting College in his native Nebraska and graduated with a BA in Studio Art in 1975. He has worked as a freelance illustrator, served as an art director at an international architectural/interior design firm, restored antique decorative art and murals, and designed and painted trompe l'oeil murals around the world. The last twenty years, Westring has focused mostly on drawings and watercolors of landscapes. He has a passion for garden design, and his garden has been published in a variety of books and magazines, including a feature article in ""Martha Stewart Living."""
