Abanindranath Tagore:
He was the principal artist and creator of 'Indian Society of Oriental Art'. He was one of the first artists who represented Swadeshi values in Indian art. He was the founder of the influential Bengal School of Art, which gave birth to ‘modern Indian painting’. Abanindranath Tagore was the only artist in the country at that time who was able to create the effect of Venetian color with crayons. He learned pastel drawing techniques from Ghilardi and Palmer’s lessons that established Abanindranath as the foremost portrait painter in India.

Reference: Abanindranath Tagore: On an Indian Canvas (HB)


Portrait of Toto/Abanindranath Tagore (Indian Museum, Kolkata)
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Uma Devi by Abanindranath Tagore
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Ravi Paranjape:

Oil pastel on Paper by Ravi Paranjape
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Rahul Deshpande:

Pastel painting by Rahul Deshpande
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Pastel Painting by Rahul Deshpande
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Reference:
http://www.rahuldeshpandefineart.com/docs/home.htm

Gopal Nandurkar:

Himalaya Grandeur Pastel on paper by Gopal Nandurkar
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Tiger Patel on paper by Gopal Nandurkar
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Reference:
http://www.gopalnandurkar.com/docs/home.htm

Pramod Kurlekar:

Pastel Portraits by Pramod Kurlekar
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Reference:
http://www.artzolo.com/eblog/rendezvous-artist-%E2%80%93-pramod-kurlekar

Abhijit Das:

Pastel paintings by Abhijit Das
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Gopal Ghose:

Village Scene by Gopal Ghose
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Manab Banerjee:

The face Oil pastel by Manab Banerjee
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Beyond the death_ oil pastel by Manab Banerjee
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Manjiri More:

Self-portrait pastels by Manjiri More
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Pastel painting by Manjiri More
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Reference: http://manjirimoredraws.blogspot.in/