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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

      Questions & Answers

      In what period was "The Cry" by Naina Dalal made?

      "The Cry" by Naina Dalal dates from the Modern period. The period gives the historical context of the work.

      How does the subject of "The Cry" relate to Naina Dalal's usual themes?

      "The Cry" depicts woman, crown, headpiece, clock, wall, black and white, while Naina Dalal's recorded themes are k.g. subramanyan influence, women's societal relationship, indian cultural themes, portraiture of women, printmaking techniques. Comparing the two shows how the work relates to the artist's usual subjects.

      What orientation does "The Cry" by Naina Dalal have?

      "The Cry" by Naina Dalal is a landscape composition. The proportions are worth checking before choosing a print size.

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      Naina Dalal (1935 –)

      A leading figure in Indian modernism, Naina Dalal uses painting and printmaking to explore the complexities of womanhood in works like The Bench and the slippers, inviting you to discover her profound emotional depth.

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      Quick Facts

      • Artistic style: Portraiture, monochrome
      • Year: 1980
      • Dimensions: 29 x 41 cm
      • Notable elements or techniques: Black and white, expressive composition