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An exhibition of paintings by Fr Joby Maryson Capuchin and an exhibition of pen sketches by Fr R.V. Capuchin was held at Kerala Lalithakala Acadami in Thrissur from 30 April to 5 May 2018.
Fr Joby Marson Capuchin, an ardent admirer of mural paintings, show-cased about 12 sets of pictures of the Saint Francis of Assissi, while Fr R.V. Capuchin displayed his works on the theme ‘motherhood’ in the rather unusual painting format of ball-pen sketching.
Each of the drawings depicts maternal love, womanhood, affection and spirituality. The emotions in the cycle of a woman life like childhood, menstrual period, marriage and motherhood are depicted beautifully.
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