Largest Exhibition of Late Modern Indian Artist S.H.Raza’s Paintings Opens With Pomp & Show At Centre De’ Pompidou, Paris
Inaugurating reception dinner was hosted by Swati Piramal in presence of both Indian and French Ambassador

On the eve of valentines day the city of romance, Paris was abuzz with charms of love as the art lovers of the city and a few invited guests from across the globe witnessed a grand opening of late Indian artist S.H.Raza’s largest painting exhibition at The Pompidou Museum. Organised by Raza Foundation, this show will continue till 15th May 2023.
Inaugurating reception dinner was hosted by Swati Piramal in presence of both Indian and French Ambassadors. This exhibition is supported by several art collectors and the Piramal Foundation loaned 35 paintings by S.H.Raza for the show.
Exhibiting Raza Saab’s (as the artist is fondly called by his fans) work and his artistic development in chronological order, this show hosts some of the rarest paintings by the artist too.
President of Razathe Foundation and old friend of S.H.Raza, Ashok Vajpayee hailed it as the large largest-exhibition of an Indian Modern artist. He stated, “This is the largest exhibition of Raza in his artistic life. Hundred and one years of his life and eighty years of creativity. It is very competently and imaginatively curated. There are many works that people from both India and France would not have seen in publa ic exhibition.”
The Indian Ambassador to France, Jawed Ashraf deemed this grand exhibition the cultural knot between India and France.
Ashraf said, “It is not just honda red years of his life. It is 75 years of India’s independence. 25 years of India-France strategic partnership just as 75 years of India-France relationship.”
He further quoted, “This is also a celebration of freedom through the work of Raza ji. For the two countries it is nurturing the relationship.”
The show also saw the presence of acclaimed art enthusiasts from India, Kiran Nadar as well as Swati and Ajay Piramal.
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