Showing 6 artworks with Zarina Hashmi and with 2004 and with Contemporary
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- Geometric Forms
- Urdu Inscriptions
- Abstract Calligraphy
- Black And White
- Monochrome Texture
- Arabic Script
- Monochrome Print
- Minimalist Print
- Sepia Tones
- Architectural Prints
- Partition Remembrance
- Minimalist Grid
- Vintage Art Prints
- Map Style Artwork
- Minimalist Pattern
- Nostalgic Mood
- Post Partition India
- Family Letters Art
- Textured Woodcut
- Geometric Design Art
- Zarina Hashmi Art
- Urdu Calligraphy
- Urdu Script Lines
- Displacement Theme
- Textual Composition
- Geometric Abstraction
- Minimalist Printmaking
- Rustic Wood Texture
- Home And Memory Art
- Indian Art History
- Abstract Architecture
- Vintage Parchment
- Minimalist House
- Woodcut Print Artwork
- Textural Paper
- Abstract Lettering
- Beige Color Palette
- Linear Composition
- Symbolic Print Art
Intricate Urdu inscriptions create a poignant minimalist pattern in this evocative 2004 work by Zarina Hashmi that explores themes of memory and displacement, inviting you to bring this profound piece into your collection.
A poignant minimalist exploration of memory and displacement featuring Urdu inscriptions on a rustic house by Zarina Hashmi, inviting you to experience this profound piece from her 2004 collection.
Explore Zarina Hashmi’s ‘Letters From Home,’ a poignant woodcut depicting post-Partition longing & resilience. Intricate architectural plans evoke family, memory, and displacement. A unique piece of Indian art.
A minimalist grid of lines resembling Urdu script evokes profound themes of displacement and memory in Zarina Hashmi's Letters from Home-XI, an evocative piece inviting you to explore its deep emotional resonance.
Evoking deep themes of displacement and memory through delicate Arabic script, this minimalist work by Zarina Hashmi captures the essence of home and invites you to explore its poignant history.
A poignant minimalist exploration of memory and displacement through intricate Arabic script by Zarina Hashmi, this 2004 masterpiece invites you to connect with the profound beauty of home and heritage.