- Beaux-Arts de Paris
- Académie de la Grande Chaumière
Amrita Sher-Gil combined European modernist training with sustained engagement with Indian subjects and painting traditions. Her brief career produced a powerful body of portraits, village scenes and group compositions that reshaped twentieth-century Indian art.
Painting
Major Works
- 1935Three Girls
- 1932Young Girls
- 1937Bride’s Toilet
- 1935Hill Women
- 1937South Indian Villagers Going to Market
- 1934Self-Portrait as a Tahitian
- 1935Group of Three Girls
- 1937Brahmacharis
- 1938Village Scene
- 1940Woman on the Charpai
Interviews & Writing
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