Prashant Mishra
The painting depicts Shakuntala, lost in thought, writing a letter to her lover, King Dushyanta.
The painting, rich in color and emotion, offers a glimpse into the everyday lives and struggles of women, highlighting Sher-Gil's empathy and keen observation.
The bold, sweeping strokes and abstract forms of the horses symbolize power and freedom, encapsulating Husain’s modernist approach and his iconic style.
Through geometric abstraction and intense colors, Mehta portrays the eternal struggle between good and evil, reflecting his unique artistic vision and modernist influences.
Jamini Roy: Mother and Child
Using simplistic lines and vibrant colors, Roy captures the deep bond between mother and child, celebrating the purity and warmth of familial love.
His expressionist style, characterized by distorted figures and stark lines, reflects his critical view of religion and sexuality, making it a groundbreaking work in Indian modern art.
The central black dot (bindu) represents the point of creation and the universe’s primal energy.