Das berühmteste Gemälde von Devender Pal Singh ist Guru Gobind Singh and Sahibzada Ajit Singh at Chamkaur (2011) im Die Sikh-Stiftung International in Montreal. Mit Mata Bhag Kaur (2011) und Guru Gobind Singh baptising the Five Beloved (2014) wird die Trilogie der drei weltweit bekannten Werke vervollständigt. Unser Katalog listet 12 Werke von Devender Pal Singh auf; die folgenden 12 sind die meistbeachteten Werke, jeweils mit Angabe des Entstehungsjahres, des Museums und ihrer kunsthistorischen Bedeutung.
Die Rangfolge basiert auf unserem Popularitäts-Score, der Suchanfragen, Besuche und Bestellungen für jedes Werk kombiniert. Aktualisiert am November 2026.
A white horse moves through a crowd, its coat bright against the surrounding figures. Atop the animal sits Mata Bhag Kaur, her hand gripping a sword. She is a center of gravity in a sea of men. Some men stand, watching the movement, while others sit in the dust. The oil on canvas captures the weight of her presence. She does not merely ride; she leads. The brushwork defines the…
This contemporary painting by master artist Devender Singh, imagines the scene set for the Baisakhi celebration of 1699 at Anandpur Sahib. The Guru is baptizing the Five Beloved or “Panj Piyare” who are now the nucleus of the Khalsa- the order of the Pure. They hailed from regions from all over India in the modern states of Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Orissa and Karnataka. This is indicative of the Gurus…
Im großen Wandteppich der Sikh-Geschichte genießen nur wenige Gestalten so viel Ehrfurcht und spirituelles Gewicht wie Baba Deep Singh. Devender Pal Singhs evokatives Ölgemälde auf Leinwand, Baba Deep Singh - Saheed Misal, dient als atemberaubendes Fenster in eine entscheidende Ära des Mutes und der Hingabe. Das Gemälde fängt das Wesen der Saheed/Nihang Misal ein, eines kriegerischen Ordens, der von dem legendären Anführer selbst gegründet wurde. Durch meisterhafte Pinselführung versetzt der…
The Bhangi Misal was founded by Chajja Singh, a companion of Banda Singh and said to have taken pahul from Guru Gobind Singh. As one of the largest Sikh misals of the period they established an independent government in their territories, which included Amritsar, Gujrat, Chiniot and, part of Lahore city. During an attack on the Afghan arsenal near Lahore in 1762, they captured the famous gun “Zamzama” one of…
The Dallewalia Misal’s most renowned leader was Tara Singh ‘Gaiba’(1707-1807). In 1783, he assisted in the construction of the 7 gurdwaras at Delhi and also captured 2 guns from the Red Fort. He opened langars (free kitchens) for the poor and needy and was respectfully called “Babaji” by all the Sardars. The misal controlled sizable territory on both sides of the Satluj River. “The widow of the aged leader equaled…
The Nakkai Misal was founded by Hira Singh (b. 1706). He was initiated into the Khalsa in 1731, and joined the Sikh movement in the Punjab in 1748. He took possession of the Nakka territory lying between Lahore and Gogaira and between the rivers, Satluj and Ravi. With the marriage of Ranjit Singh to Raj Kaur in 1789, the relationship between the two misals was greatly strengthened. In 1802 she…
The Phulkian states of Patiala, Nabha & Jind were established by descendants of Chaudhary Phul whose sons Tilok Chand and Ram Chand received pahul from Guru Gobind Singh. The founder of the Patiala state was Ala Singh. By his excellent diplomatic skills he gained favor with both the Mughal emperor and the Afghan invaders, while still being in grace with the Dal Khalsa. In 1761, he was granted the title…
The Kanaihya Misal flourished under Jai Singh and thereafter his daughter-in-law Sada Kaur. A brave and ambitious leader she did not shy away from the battlefield. Playing a critical role in the rise to power of her son-in-law Ranjit Singh she guided and helped him occupy Lahore in 1799. She led her army in the combined Kanhaiya & Sukerchakia campaigns of Amritsar, Kasur, Hazara and Attock. “Thus fell, after having…
In the evocative oil painting Kapur Singh - Singhpuria Misal, contemporary Indian master Devender Pal Singh invites viewers into a pivotal moment of Sikh history. The canvas serves…
Die vier Motive, die in diesen Meisterwerken am häufigsten vorkommen, jeweils mit dem edelsten Beispiel.
Das Museum, in dem sich die meisten der auf dieser Seite aufgeführten Gemälde befinden.
| Museum | Stadt | Werke von Devender Pal Singh | Gemälde aus dieser Liste |
|---|---|---|---|
 Die Sikh-Stiftung International |
Montreal | 12 | Guru Gobind Singh and Sahibzada Ajit Singh at Chamkaur, Mata Bhag Kaur, Guru Gobind Singh baptising the Five Beloved |
Devender Pal Singh war nur 6 Jahre lang tätig, von 2011 bis 2016. Hier ist diese kurze Karriere Jahr für Jahr, anhand ihrer berühmtesten Gemälde.
A white horse moves through a crowd, its coat bright against the surrounding figures. Atop the animal sits Mata Bhag Kaur, her hand gripping a sword. She is…
This contemporary painting by master artist Devender Singh, imagines the scene set for the Baisakhi celebration of 1699 at Anandpur Sahib. The Guru is baptizing the Five Beloved…
Im großen Wandteppich der Sikh-Geschichte genießen nur wenige Gestalten so viel Ehrfurcht und spirituelles Gewicht wie Baba Deep Singh. Devender Pal Singhs evokatives Ölgemälde auf Leinwand, Baba Deep…
The Bhangi Misal was founded by Chajja Singh, a companion of Banda Singh and said to have taken pahul from Guru Gobind Singh. As one of the largest…
The Dallewalia Misal’s most renowned leader was Tara Singh ‘Gaiba’(1707-1807). In 1783, he assisted in the construction of the 7 gurdwaras at Delhi and also captured 2 guns…
The Nakkai Misal was founded by Hira Singh (b. 1706). He was initiated into the Khalsa in 1731, and joined the Sikh movement in the Punjab in 1748.…
The Phulkian states of Patiala, Nabha & Jind were established by descendants of Chaudhary Phul whose sons Tilok Chand and Ram Chand received pahul from Guru Gobind Singh.…
The Kanaihya Misal flourished under Jai Singh and thereafter his daughter-in-law Sada Kaur. A brave and ambitious leader she did not shy away from the battlefield. Playing a…
In the evocative oil painting Kapur Singh - Singhpuria Misal, contemporary Indian master Devender Pal Singh invites viewers into a pivotal moment of Sikh history. The canvas serves…
Guru Gobind Singh and Sahibzada Ajit Singh at Chamkaur (2011), Die Sikh-Stiftung International, Montreal. Es folgen Mata Bhag Kaur (2011) und Guru Gobind Singh baptising the Five Beloved (2014).
64 Jahre alt: Guru Gobind Singh and Sahibzada Ajit Singh at Chamkaur stammt aus dem Jahr 2011 und Devender Pal Singh wurde in 1947 geboren.
Guru Gobind Singh and Sahibzada Ajit Singh at Chamkaur, Mata Bhag Kaur, Guru Gobind Singh baptising the Five Beloved, Baba Deep Singh - Saheed Misal, Jassa Singh - Ramgharia Misal, Chajja Singh Bhangi, Tara Singh Gaiba - Dallewalia Misal, Hira Singh - Nakkai Misal, Baba Ala Singh - Phulkian Misal und Sada Kaur - Kanhaiya Misal. Die obige Rangliste gibt das Jahr und das Museum für jedes Werk an.
Unser Katalog enthält 12 Werke von Devender Pal Singh, datiert von 2011 bis 2016.
Die meisten davon befinden sich in Die Sikh-Stiftung International (Montreal). Die obige Tabelle listet die Museen einzeln auf.
In 2016: 9 der 12 Werke auf dieser Seite stammen aus dieser Zeit, darunter Baba Deep Singh - Saheed Misal.
Das früheste Werk auf dieser Seite ist aus dem Jahr Guru Gobind Singh and Sahibzada Ajit Singh at Chamkaur (2011), das jüngste aus dem Jahr Baba Deep Singh - Saheed Misal (2016).
Warrior woman (2) und Indian history (2), unter den 12 Werken auf dieser Seite.
Oil On Canvas: 4 von 12 Werken auf dieser Seite.
Zeitgenössischer realismus, wie die Gemälde auf dieser Seite zeigen.
Guru Gobind Singh and Sahibzada Ajit Singh at Chamkaur, Mata Bhag Kaur und Guru Gobind Singh baptising the Five Beloved gehören zu den 12 Werken auf dieser Seite, die im Die Sikh-Stiftung International, Montreal befinden sind.