Jatin Das (born 1941 in Baripada, Odisha) is an Indian painter, sculptor and muralist, counted among the leading contemporary artists of India. He studied at the Sir J.J. School of Art in Bombay from 1957 to 1962 and afterwards exhibited both in India and abroad, appearing at the Paris Biennale (1971), the Venice Biennale (1978) and Documenta in Kassel (1975).
His practice spans oil, watercolour, ink, graphics and conté. He has produced numerous murals, using techniques such as egg tempera, mosaic and cement, as well as sculptures in metal, including a welded steel installation for the Bhilai Steel Plant. He has held more than 68 one-man exhibitions and has assembled a collection of around 6,000 pankha, or hand fans, parts of which have been shown in museums in India and overseas.
In 2012 he was awarded the Padma Bhushan. His legacy is closely tied to the JD Centre of Art in Bhubaneswar, founded in 1997 as a private non-commercial institution devoted to traditional and contemporary visual arts.