Self-Portrait (9), 1930 Art Print | Amrita Sher-Gil

Self-Portrait (9) (1930) by Amrita Sher-Gil

Paris, 1930. Sher-Gil faces the viewer wrapped in fur, a strand of pearls at her neck and a pale cap framing her face.

One of the self-portraits made during her student years, this image presents the artist through clothes, expression and posture. Broad strokes build the fur while the face holds the centre of the composition.

Fur, pearls and a pale cap lend this self-portrait a distinctive place in a portrait gallery wall. Pair the art print with a frame that suits your home, or choose it for festive gifting to someone interested in women artists and modern Indian art.

About Amrita Sher-Gil:

Amrita Sher-Gil (1913–1941) trained in Paris and worked between Europe and India. Her portraits and scenes of everyday life helped shape modern Indian painting.

Rs. 499.00

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Self-Portrait (9) (1930) by Amrita Sher-Gil

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