Fine Art/Prints

I was born in a small country called Bangladesh. Even though I have not lived there for the last 12 years, I visit as often as I can and I am extremely proud of my heritage and culture. Our culture and people are colorful, energetic and vibrant with a lot of heart. We are a country of romantics and poets with a rich history in art and literature.

Unfortunately, it is also a poor country with about 55% living below the poverty line. The average yearly income is about US$ 1000.

After a long time, I am finally at a place where I am able to do something to help. Below are some prints of Long Island, NY – my second home – and some watercolors on canvas. The watercolors are done by Matiur Rahman, a prominent Bangladeshi folk artist. He was also my uncle. His favourite subject to paint was images of Bangladeshi village life. He passed away a few years ago, and I know he would like nothing better than to spread these images of the beauty of simplicity found in Bangladeshi Villages – something we can all use in these times.

ALL proceeds from the sale of the artwork, and ALL profits from the sale of the prints will be donated to various charities that help to improve the quality of life and education for people in Bangladesh, especially children. Some of these include JAAGO, Save the Children, BRAC and independent orphanages. With your purchase, not only will you own a beautiful print/artwork, you will also be making a huge difference in a kid’s life.

If you want to know more, and have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me at rahm0277@gmail.com

Prints

All prints are made on Kodak acid-free archival paper. These prints can be made in a range of sizes – please check the pricing structure below for a list of all the prices and sizes. Contact me and specify the name of the print you would like, the size and the number of copies you would like. I prefer payment by paypal, but will accept other forms of payment as well. Please contact me for details.

I used to have a list of select pictures here, but I’ve taken that out, to not have to restrict your choices. Almost all photographs on this site can be made into prints (however not all sizes). Please ask with the URL, and I will let you know.