Amrita Sher-Gil: Icon Poster

Amrita Sher-Gil: Icon PosterAbout the artist Amrita Sher Gil is among India's first woman painters to make a mark at national and international levels. She was an enigmatic personality, with a mixed nationality (half Hungarian, half Sikh). Her extended stays in Paris where she studied, Simla (her summer getaway) and Budapest (her mother's hometown) combined to influence her work, in a dazzling palette. This catalogue was produced for Amrita Shergill's exhibition Amrita Sher Gil:

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