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Paritosh Sen
Woman Eating Corn

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Woman Eating Corn by Paritosh Sen, pen and ink on paper, people and portraits

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Paritosh Sen 1918–2008

Woman Eating Corn

Pen And Ink, 2002 · 28 × 22 cm · 11 × 9 in

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Medium: Pen And Ink
Material: Paper
Dimensions: 28 × 22 cm · 11 × 9 in
Year: 2002
Edition: Original, unique work
Signature: Signed on the front
Condition: Excellent
Certificate: Issued by the gallery, ships with the work
Framing: Unframed Black Natural oak White Antique gold
Framing is quoted on enquiry and is not part of the price.
Reference: ART-1768927847

About this work

Woman Eating Corn is drawn in pen and ink on paper, dated 2002 and sized 28 × 22 cm, catalogued as Figurative under People and Portraits. Everyday, unposed subjects like this one recur through Paritosh Sen's drawings, alongside the satirical, socio-political caricatures he was also known for.

Paritosh Sen

Born on 18 October 1918, Paritosh Sen was a painter, illustrator, tutor and writer, and was part of the world of Indian art for close to four decades. Sen's more recognisable works were his caricatures, which reflected strong underlying socio-political shades, and his female nude drawings.

7 works by this artist are available.

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