Sanjay Chakraborty’s Impressionism serves as a vivid homage to India's architectural heritage. This artwork showcases the grandest caitya-grha in the Ajanta complex, Cave No. 26, spanning 36 feet 3 inches in width and 66 feet in length. This imposing monastery cave, patronized by Monk Buddhabadra and dedicated to minister Bhavviraj, is adorned with exquisite murals depicting the Jataka tales and the Mara Vijaya narrative, illustrating Buddha's previous lives and his triumph over temptation. The elaborate pillared hall houses a revered stupa crowned by a 23-foot-long Buddha sculpture depicting the Mahaparinirva?a. The cave's vaulted ceilings and frescoes of this Vakataka-era cave highlight early Indian rock-cut architecture.