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The Cry

Naina Dalal studied painting at Baroda under K.G Subramanyan and later trained in printmaking in London and New York. Her works usually feature portraits of women and explore their relationship with society. Together with her father, artist Ratan Parimoo, she’s brought out a complete book titled

naina dalal (1935 –)

Explore the vibrant art of Naina Dalal – a distinguished Indian painter & printmaker known for bold colors, cultural influences, & thought-provoking themes.

Kerala Museum (Kochi, India)

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About this artwork

Title: The Cry
Artist: naina dalal
Year: 1980
Original dimensions: 29.0 x 41.0 cm
Format: Landscape
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: Kerala Museum
Creative period: Mature Period
Corpus context: printmaking techniques , portraiture of women
Color palette: Neutrals

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Subject or theme: Woman with raised hands, power and authority
Dimensions: 29 x 41 cm
Title: The Cry
Notable elements or techniques: Black and white, expressive composition
Artist: Naina Dalal

The Cry

naina dalal (1935 –)

Kerala Museum (Kochi, India)

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