Jamini Roy was an influential Indian painter born on April 11, 1887, in West Bengal. He is best known for his unique style that blended traditional Indian art forms with modern techniques. Roy drew inspiration from folk art, particularly the Bengal patachitra and Kalighat paintings, which helped him create a distinctive visual language. Throughout his career, Jamini Roy focused on themes from Indian mythology and rural life, often depicting everyday scenes and characters. His work gained recognition both in India and internationally, and he played a significant role in the Bengal School of Art, promoting a revival of Indian artistic traditions during the early 20th century.