Collection: Womanhood

Lady with Flowers

Description: A ubiquitous everyday life scene of West Bengal especially in the village sides where the women (oldest) of the family would pluck flowers usually in a cane basket from the garden for daily pooja. Sometimes they would also visit their neighbor's place to get and share flowers. Once the required amount of flowers are being collected, the ladies would visit the nearby temple together and offer their prayers.

Asoleada

Description: A composition based on warm tones gives a peaceful context that reflects as well as the blue ones the presence of an unavoidable human figure. The brushstrokes slip away unavoidable even being a partial component of the landscape.

Beauty Behind the Smile

Description: The smile of a pretty Kanuri woman

Nagda

Description: This painting depicts a women from Qatar with head covered in black with a gold background.

Conceal

Description: This warm toned oil painting depicts a head covered women wearing precious jewellery. She is concealed with her eyes closed.

Life tree

Description: Felopater paints a realistic Egyptian women in white. The background depicts a tree showing life and Egyptian script beautifully painted.

Rice Harvest

Description: The lady was so excited during the Rice Harvest because she was able to make a large rice harvest

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Description: These paintings are a series of works that try to highlight the beauty of the black woman and the color of her clothing

The Damsel

Description: At the Court of the Oba, a damsel is the hostess of very important guests.

Minerva’s wisdom

Description: Kharen depicts a women's beauty holding a flower. the paintings shows cool tones of oil paints.

Primal instinct

Description: Inspired by the true old masters' artworks found in the caves of Lascaux, focusing on the contiguity between the contemporary artist and the ancient one, leaving a unconventional image of aesthetic contrast, all while leaving the artwork open to various interpretation.

Rajasthani Lady

Description:

The artist, Pallavi Bhandari, was born in 1984 in the City of Lights, Mumbai, India and brought up in Sirsa, State of Haryana, India. 

Pallavi's paintings starts from all regular and irregular form, dots, lines; with the help of those fundamentals she tries to incorporate her internal and external vision. 

Mag-ina sa Probinsya

Description: Rey Asturias lights up the canvas with a mother & child savoring and enjoying their abundance while other family members wash their clothes and bathe outside the house. It shows the simple yet rich life with beautiful sceneries in the province.

WÜDINÜ QÜYOTÜ- María

Description: WÜDINÜ QÜYOTÜ means butterfly children in the Yagua language. The yaguas in their ceremonial clothing wear outfits made of palm, some hang from the neck and are called "la champa", this is a series of portraits of yagua children in their ceremonial outfits and a collection of butterfly wings that fly over the Colombian Amazon jungle, they wanted to make a compositional game of colors and shapes between yaguas and jungle in the form of wings.

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Description: The bold and vibrant but veiled women in the paintings capture their importance as individuals in a society which is unfortunately uncredited

Warmth

Description: Fatma marvellously paints a beautiful painting with oil paints on canvas where she depicts warmth within yourself.