By @artsofhindostan Colours in the desert... Fairground Attraction, Oil on linen, Rebecca Campbell Pushkar is unlike anywhere else in Rajasthan. Mysticism, religious devotion, magnetism and an enchanting cattle fair! All of these draw devotees, backpackers, hippies and New Age types. In this charming vignette from the magical world of Rebecca Campbell, we are asked to engage with a scene in a corner of the Pushkar Camel Fair. Camels here, camels there, camels everywhere! A proud owner parades his camel while five villagers squatting on the desert sands are probably discussing the merits of the beast while smoking beedis! Rebecca is an expert with colours and we are treated to an explosion of colourful turbans in contrast with the tan hues of the stark desert and the pensive camels. International selling British artist Rebecca Campbell lives and works in London. Her paintings have been described as “delightful, enigmatic and highly imaginative. They have an impeccable sense of colour and design, coupled with a touch of humour. Rebecca’s world is one of variety, eccentricity and joy.” Her influences are eclectic. She has traveled extensively including three months spent in India, seeing first hand Mughal miniature paintings with their rich earth colours, bold design and exquisite attention to detail. These influences remain the bedrock of her work. #camels #pushkar #desert #ajmer #rebeccacampbellartist #indianarchitecture #britishart #painting #artcanhelp #rajasthanmen #rajasthan #rajputana #rajputarchitecture #camels https://www.instagram.com/p/CIVeKC-Doep/?igshid=2v3rr494tq5o