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random-brushstrokes · 6 months ago

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Amrita Sher-Gil - Sumair (1936)

#women painters #amrita sher gil #indian art #hungarian art #portrait

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pintoras · 11 months ago

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Amrita Sher-Gil (Indian, 1913-1941): Spanish Girl (1933) (via Google Arts and Culture)

#Amrita Sher Gil #women artists #women painters #art #painting #twentieth century #1930s #asian painters #indian painters #portrait

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justineportraits · 2 years ago

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Amrita Sher-Gil Three Girls 1935

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s0r3muzzi3wh0r3 · 4 months ago

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art by amrita sher-gil

different art so y'all don't get drowned out by my chughtai glazing LMFOAOAOAO

#aesthetic #art #southeast asia #amrita sher gil #female beauty #female artists #female artwork #artworks #artwork #painting #paintings #a e s t h e t i c #islamic #cultural #culturalart #religious art #culture

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higherentity · 1 year ago

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#amrita sher gil #artist #painter #female painter #amrita #indian #30s

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halfabird · 7 months ago

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Amrita Sher Gil (1913-1941), Sleeping Woman, 1933

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victusinveritas · 10 months ago

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Self-Portrait as a Tahitian (1934) Amrita Sher-Gil

Sleep, Amrita Sher-Gil

Self Portrait, 1930. Amrita Sher-Gil

Hungarian Gypsy Girl, Amrita Sher-Gil

Group of Three Girls, 1935. Amrita Sher-Gil

Bride's Toilet, 1937. Amrita Sher-Gil

Village Scene, 1938. Amrita Sher-Gil

Notre Dame, 1932. Amrita Sher-Gil

The Vina Player, 1938. Amrita Sher-Gil

Young Girls, 1932. Amrita Sher-Gil

Amrita Sher-Gil

#amrita sher gil #art #indian art #1930s #hungarian art #art history

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metamatar · 1 year ago

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Born in Budapest in 1913 to a Jewish mother and an Indian father, Amrita Sher-Gil was their first of two children whom they raised in luxury. [...]

She said of her time there, “Europe belongs to Picasso, Matisse and many others, India belongs only to me.” [....] “I realized my artistic mission then: to interpret the life of Indians and particularly of the poor Indians pictorially, to paint those silent images of infinite submission and patience, to depict their angular brown bodies."

im always fascinated by the token poc passed around as queer icons, people infinitely alienated from working class lives and espousing the comforting orientalism the west likes to hear.

#amrita sher gil #racism #actually i apologise to the diaspora for having to include her

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random-brushstrokes · 10 months ago

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