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Maya Burman

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Maya Burman
Born1971 (age 5455)

Maya Burman (born 1971)[1] is a French artist.

Biography

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Burman was born in Lot et Garrone, France and brought up in France. She initially trained as an architect, but later began painting.[2] She works mainly in pen and ink, and watercolor. This spontaneous media encourages her to create series of works, because overworking or reworking each painting with new ideas is difficult.[2] She has had exhibitions of her work in India, France, and the UK.[citation needed]

She is the youngest member of an extended family of artists: her father, Sakti Burman (from Kolkata) and French mother Maite Delteil, are both prominent artists,[1] as are her cousin, Jayasri Burman and Jayasri's husband, Paresh Maity.

Awards

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  • Award for Young Painters - Salon de Colombes (1997)[1]
  • Award of the Fine Art Association of Sannois (1998)[1]
  • Award of the Salon d'Automne Paris (2000)[1]
  • Award of Watercolours Painting Section Salon de Colombes (2001) [1]

Personal life

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Burman had a marriage in India at age 23 and subsequently had a son. The marriage ended after two years and Burman returned with her son to France.[1]

References

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  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Mini Chandran-Kurian, "Maya Memsaab". The Times of India, Nov 10, 2002.
  2. 1 2 Swapna Sathish, "Heart-felt expressions", The Hindu, Aug 16, 2005.
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