Suhas Roy

This close-up portrait by Suhas Roy depicts the head and shoulders of a woman, rendered in a manner that echoes the aesthetics of traditional Indian art.

 He painting features a woman's head and shoulders, presented in a style that evokes traditional Indian art. Her skin appears warm and rich, a mix of terracotta and reddish-brown tones. Her eyes are large, dark, and seem to gaze directly at the viewer. The expression is serene, almost pensive. A tiny, vivid red bindi adorns her forehead. Her lips are a muted, reddish-brown, and her nose has a noticeable, seemingly small, decorative piercing.

Her hair, dark and richly detailed, is styled in a way that suggests intricate braiding or weaving, with hints of various colours (darker greens and mauves) added within the hair.

The background is a deep, brownish-red, and the paint strokes themselves are perceptible, adding to the texture and artistic rendering. Faint greyish-white strokes are scattered across the background, appearing as part of the painting’s layered brushwork.