Two Women (1935) by Amrita Sher-Gil Style:White frame Caravaggio’s close companion (and likely

Caravaggio’s close companion (and likely lover)

Ideal for celebrating LGBTQ+ identity with elegance and grace

" This striking artwork showcases the power of introspection and self-expression within the queer community

and resilience

part revelation - a moment of change caught forever in paint

Two Women (1935) by Amrita Sher-Gil Style:White frame Caravaggio’s close companion (and likelyPainted after Sher Gils return from Paris, Two Women shows rural Indian women held in a mood of stillness, heat and quiet constraint. There is no recorded lover or muse; the intimacy is psychological, built from shared female presence rather than display. Sher Gil, a bisexual, bicultural artist, often painted women not as decoration but as inner worlds. Here, muted bodies and heavy silence turn everyday life into something monumental: tender,