"Lucknow IV" continues the architectural narrative of Nawabi grandeur, portraying another elegant residence with its distinctive blend of Indo-European design elements. The ink rendering captures the building's imposing presence with its dramatic cylindrical tower, awning-shaded windows, and ornate crenellations. The careful placement of varied vegetation-from towering cypresses to delicate palms-creates a lush garden setting that frames the structure, while two period-dressed figures provide both scale and historical context.

About Artwork: Lucknow IV

This 2015 ink drawing further explores Lucknow's architectural heritage through refined technique and atmospheric composition. The artist employs precise linework and controlled washes to achieve remarkable depth and texture, from the billowing clouds overhead to the meticulously rendered garden plantings. The drawing captures the essence of Lucknow's unique cultural synthesis, where Islamic, European, and Indian architectural traditions merged to create a distinctive aesthetic during the Nawabi era. The atmospheric treatment enhances the scene's historical resonance while preserving the architectural details that made these structures architectural treasures.