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Featured Sikh Work
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Soul of the Land — Gurdav
$ 5,000.00Oil on canvas · 30 × 40 × 1.5 in · Ramandip SinghInspired by travels to my homeland, Punjab. I captured a moment when Gurdav took a break from the ...
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The Messenger
$ 5,000.00Oil on canvas · 30 × 40 in · Ramandip SinghPart of my Punjab series — work rooted in my Indian heritage and Sikh faith. It shows the first Sikh Gur...
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Beauty, Then Reality
$ 5,000.00Oil on canvas · 36 × 36 × 1.5 in · Ramandip SinghInspired by travels to Jaipur, India. I met her in Amer, near the fort, in the blazing summer heat...
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Nihang
$ 300.00Oil on canvas · 11 × 14 in · Ramandip SinghA portrait of a Nihang, a Sikh warrior. Today you'll find Nihangs at holy sites like the Golden Temple, ...
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Darbar Sahib
$ 3,500.00Oil on canvas · 30 × 40 × 1.5 in · Ramandip SinghA piece I worked on for a full year. The first layers began in my palette-knife style; as I got cl...
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Featured Others works
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The Light You Left
$ 1,500.00Oil on canvas · 24 × 24 in · Ramandip SinghI painted this while reflecting on someone I lost two years ago. He was my cousin, but more of a brother...
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John Lewis High School Mural
In 2021, my alma mater changed the school name from "Robert E. Lee" to "John R. Lewis" High School. The school sent out a call to find a muralist who could paint something for the official renaming ceremony. During my senior year at the school, I had my paintings on this wall as a student so I knew how important it was to get this job. I did, and what came out of it was historic. It allowed me to get my mural business going as well. This mural is located in Springfield, Virginia.
Sidhu Moosewala Mural in Punjab
This is mural I created this past spring in my hometown village in Punjab. It's about 15 minutes away from the village called "Moosa". It's a tribute to Sidhu Moosewala who was gunned out in May. He was a breakout star and put our city and culture on the map. Every single day I would be painting there, all the locals would come play his songs and tell me the stories of how they first met him. To this day, I listen to his music almost every day.
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