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National Gallery of Modern Art

premier art gallery under Ministry of Culture, Government of India

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22 paintings

  • Three Girls
    Three Girls
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    1935 · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Bride's Toilet
    Bride's Toilet
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    1937 · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Journey's End
    Journey's End
    Abanindranath Tagore
    1913 · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Brahmacharis
    Brahmacharis
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    May 1937 · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Young Man with Apples
    Young Man with Apples
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    1932 · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • The Last Unfinished Painting
    The Last Unfinished Painting
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Girl with a Vase
    Girl with a Vase
    Antonio Xavier Trinidade
    · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Picture of a Lady
    Picture of a Lady
    Manchershaw Fakirjee Pithawalla
    · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    Raja Ravi Varma
    19th century · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Woman Holding a Fruit
    Woman Holding a Fruit
    Raja Ravi Varma
    19th century · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Aurangzeb's Mosque
    Aurangzeb's Mosque
    Thomas Daniell
    1700–1800 · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Dancers
    Dancers
    Tilly Kettle
    18th century · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • The Taj Mahal
    The Taj Mahal
    William Hodges
    1780s · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Portrait of a Young Man
    Portrait of a Young Man
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    1930 · National Gallery of Modern Art
  • Klara Szepessy
    Klara Szepessy
    Amrita Sher-Gil
    1932 · National Gallery of Modern Art
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