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Artist Profile |
| Prabha – Biographical profile
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From among the practitioners of modern Indian art, deprived of hearing, though, the painter Prabha Shah may well be, she long ago made up for that infliction by dogged perseverance, persisting in pursuing her chosen muse over the decades with single-mindedness which is surely unique. Her loss has been made up amply by the enhancement in her powers of imaginative vision. The sun-blessed state of Rajasthan (India’s largest state) is especially rich in the age-old magnificent artistic heritage of palaces, temples, shrines and forts, as well as being blessed with a long tradition of painting and sculpture. All such feed this contemporary artist’s sensibility and thus to inform her painting with the spirit of a place. She is no uprooted or alienated being as now, not infrequently, happens to too many modern artists in the rapidly changing global culture of the day. She instead has absorbed modernity, and to which her painting testifies, and yet the living link with her tradition is well maintained.
| London,1962 |
| Commonwealth Society for the Deaf |
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| Udaipur, 1972 |
| Silver Medal by the Tulika Kalakar Parishad |
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| New Delhi, 1972 |
| All India Fine Art Competition and Exhibition, Mook Dhwani |
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| Jaipur, 1975 |
| Rajasthan Lalit Kala Akademi |
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| Bombay,1975 |
| International Women’s Year Award |
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| Jaipur, 1980 |
| Rajasthan Lalit Kala Akademi |
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| Raipur, 1980 |
Mahakoshal Kala Parishad
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| Jaipur, 1981 |
Independence Day Award, Govt. of Rajasthan
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| Udaipur, 1982 |
Honoured by ‘Aaj’
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| New Delhi,1982 |
| Rajasthan Sanstha Sangh Award |
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| New Delhi, 1985 |
| AIFACS Award |
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| Udaipur, 1985 |
Maharana Sajjan Singh Award
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| Jodhpur, 1985 |
| Yuva Ratna Award, Rajasthan State Jaycees |
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| Bombay, 1995 |
| Suniti Devi Singhania Award, NASEOH |
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