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Amit Ambalal

Amit Ambalal (Born 1943) was active/lived in India.  Amit Ambalal is known for Painting.

"Painting for me is a process of discovering oneself...it becomes a metaphor of a larger thing."


Born in 1943, Ahmedabad, Amit Ambalal was a businessman, until he became a full-time painter in 1979.  So taken in was he by his passion of becoming a renowned painter - his childhood dream - that he sold off his family owned business in 1977 to pursue this passion.  Amit was a 57 at the time.

Says he, "My inspiration was my mother who learned art from Chhaganlal Jadav, the renowned painter of Gujarat.  I remember spending my time working on paintings even in my school.  In fact my aptitude for art was so appreciated that even when I drew during my math class, my math teacher appreciated the good work and told my parents of the work of art I had created."  Ambalal was educated at a school founded and run by Leela Sarabhai.

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