explain expository prose with special reference to Tagore the artist?
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In order to understand expository prose first comes the definition of what it is,
Expository prose refers to a type of literary writing.
It is a form of story telling in which the writer brings an issue into consideration. The writer aims at showing the reader that there is an issue at hand and he enlightens them.
With reference to Tagore's writing style he brings into light a concept or an issue in his poem, "The last bargain"
How?
Tagore uses expository prose by bringing into light how humanity matters. And how greed, lust, power and money are issues of concern. How it strays a man. And in his poem the moral is depicted of how innocence of humanity gets lost and later gets joined with natural sea treasures. That is what ultimately creates a sense of freedom for humans.
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Expository prose for Rabindranath Tagore as an artist is that when he was in his old age about sixty he started painting and he painted an image of Bharat Mata which was the first painting of Bhart Mata. He started his painting with doodle art work. His paintings were more imaginative that mainly focused on the animals or imaginary creature. Human paintings were individuals with expressive gesture. One of his best art work Bird which was made by pen and ink. He used to observe the nature through the window before painting the landscape. Many of us know him as a poet but only few know that he was an artist also.