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Druva Mistry was born in Kanjari, (Gujarat) in 1957. He studied sculpture at the Faculty of Fine Arts, MS University of Baroda (1974-79), graduating with distinction and a gold medal. He went on to gain an MA at Baroda (1979-81) and then came to Britain on a British Council scholarship to take an MA in sculpture at the Royal College of Art (1981-83). Mistry has since gained international recognition and many prizes. He was the youngest person since Turner to be elected a member of the Royal Academy of Art. In 1997 he returned to Vadadora and in 1997 was appointed Professor, Head of Sculpture and Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Baroda. He was awarded an honorary CBE in 2001.
Mistry's work ranges from huge public commissions to maquettes and wall reliefs, related in part to Hinduism and Buddhism, but also encompassing influences from the West - Egyptian and Cycladic art and European traditions of figurative sculpture.
This technical drawing (as well as IS 190a-1984) was for the making of the sculpture of a bull. Both drawings were made by Mistry as part of the process of scaling up his original plaster maquette (IS 150-1984) for the monumental sculpture of a bull commissioned for the Liverpool International Garden Festival, 1984. The drawings took a month to execute.
Victoria and Albert Museum