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Bride’s Toilet
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Bride's Toilet (1937)
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Bride’s Toilet

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  • Indian Frida Kahlo
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    / Major works in India

    …Villagers Going to Market, and Bride’s Toilet), are startlingly different from the realist watercolor mode of Indian painting prevalent at the time. Those paintings represented her experimentation with form and were her first attempt at assimilating the tremendous impact made on her by the cave paintings of Ajanta as well…

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    …Villagers Going to Market, and Bride’s Toilet), are startlingly different from the realist watercolor mode of Indian painting prevalent at the time. Those paintings represented her experimentation with form and were her first attempt at assimilating the tremendous impact made on her by the cave paintings of Ajanta as well…

    Read More