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Kattingeri Krishna Hebbar (1911–1996) better known  as K.K. Hebbar was a celebrated artist of India known for his simplicity of sketches and brilliance of hues in his paintings.

His depictions of common Indian motifs and rituals are imaginative for their abstraction.
 

K.L. Kamat/

Artist K.K. Hebbar

Sketches and Paintings of K.K. Hebbar

The Veena Painting by K.K. Hebbar
	Krishna and the Panchajanya Sketch by K.K. Hebbar
Arjuna's Dejection Sketch by K.K. Hebbar
	Krishna the Charioteer Illustration by K. K. hebbar
The Forest Painting by K.K.Hebbar
	The Birth of Bangladesh Painting by K.K. Hebbar, 1971
The Veena Painting by K.K. Hebbar
	Lord of the Land Painting by K.K. Hebbar
Cock Fight Painting by K.K. Hebbar in Chandigarh Museum
	The Tamasha Folkdance Sketch by K.K. Hebbar
Divesting of Draupadi Sketch by K.K. Hebbar
	The Tamasha Folkdance Sketch by K.K. Hebbar
The Multi-faceted Shiavaram Karanth Hebbar's tribute to his friend Shivaram Karanth

See Also:

• M.F. Hussain
• Ravi Varma
• Jamini Roy
• Nandalal Bose