150 Years of Craftsmanship
Venkateswara Fine Arts has been transforming raw materials into timeless works of art, proudly serving Andhra Pradesh and beyond.
Sri. P. Venkanna, father of Sri. P. Achyutharamayya, was the founder of sculptures in this family — laying the foundation of a craft that would endure across generations.
Later, his son Sri. P.V.K. Madhava Rao has been sculpting statues since 1980 — devotional statues, political statues, and human being statues.
The artistic journey of this family began 150 years ago with Sri. P. Venkanna, father of Sri. P. Achyutharamayya, who laid the foundation for a tradition of sculpting that has been preserved and passed down through generations.
Continuing this heritage, Sri. P.V.K. Madhava Rao has been creating exceptional sculptures since 1980, specializing in a wide range of artistic forms, including devotional statues, political statues, and realistic human figure sculptures.
With expertise across various mediums such as clay, cement, plaster of Paris, fibre, and bronze, Sri. Madhava Rao brings creativity, precision, and devotion to every creation. Each sculpture reflects a blend of traditional craftsmanship, artistic excellence, and a commitment to preserving a 150-year-old family legacy.
Commission a Sculpture Our Artistry
Art as Devotion
Every sculpture we create is more than a physical object — it is a prayer in form. Each step is approached with reverence for the art form and deep respect for the people it will serve.
Whether it is a deity for a temple or a commemorative statue for a community, we bring the same level of craft, care, and commitment to every commission.
"Sculpture is the art of transforming materials into beautiful three-dimensional works that express creativity, culture, history, and emotions."
— Venkateswara Fine ArtsAchievements of Sri. P.V.K. Madhava Rao
Each award is a testament to decades of skill, devotion, and artistic integrity.
First Place in Drawing Competition
Conducted on the eve of the 13th National Library Week in 1980.
Best Sculpture Award
Received from the Revenue Division Officer in Amalapuram in 1980.
Best Sculpture Award — Rebika Statue
Received from the Collector for the Rebika Statue in Sirisilla.
Chitrakala Parishat Award
Received the Best Sculpture Award from Chitrakala Parishat in 2011.
Several Ways to Create a Sculpture
Carving
Cutting and shaping materials like stone or wood.
Modeling
Shaping soft materials such as clay by hand.
Casting
Pouring molten bronze into a mould to create sculptures.
Assembling
Joining different materials and pieces with precision.