Amrita Sher-gil (1913 – 1941) was a pioneering Indian artist known for her evocative and deeply personal works. Born to a Hungarian mother and an Indian father, Sher-gil’s multicultural upbringing greatly influenced her artistic style and subject matter. Her art often explored themes of identity, femininity, and the socio-economic struggles of the Indian people. Sher-gil’s bold use of color and expressive brushwork, combined with her introspective approach to portraiture, set her apart as one of the most significant artists of her time. Despite her tragically short life, Sher-gil’s legacy continues to resonate, inspiring generations of artists and admirers around the world.
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Bride_s Toilet, 1937 Tribal Women, 1938 by Amrita Sher-gil
₹1,200.00 – ₹19,200.00
+ Free Shipping“Bride’s Toilet” by Amrita Sher-Gil is a significant painting completed in 1937. It depicts a scene from a bride’s preparation ritual, capturing the intimate moments before a wedding ceremony. The painting offers a glimpse into the bride’s private world, highlighting the cultural significance of marriage in Indian society. Sher-Gil’s sensitive portrayal of the subject and attention to detail make this painting a significant work in her oeuvre.
| P Category | Framed, Rolled |
|---|---|
| P Size | 16 x 11 Inch, 17 x 23 Inch, 23 x 35 Inch, 35 x 46 Inch |
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