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Winifred Strangman, the forgotten British artist who painted the blooms of Bombay
An ongoing show features six rediscovered oil paintings, which revive interest in Winifred Strangman’s true-to-life colour studiesRiddhi Doshi, The Mint, Newspaper, 6 June 2026 -
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When Lady Winifred Strangman arrived in Bombay in the early 1900s, she turned her attention to the city's plants, flowers and wildlife, painting them with a level of detail rarely seen from the period. Fewer than ten of her works are known to survive todaZara Flavia Dmello, Conde Nast Traveller, 4 June 2026 -
Rare exhibition revives the legacy of artist who painted Bombay in bloom
An exhibition brings to light a woman artist who captured the floral beauty of the city in the early 20th Century, and her love for its green acresShriram Iyengar, Mid-day, 30 May 2026 -
Unsung British artist who brought alive the city’s blooms on canvas
At the Subcontinent Art Gallery in Fort, a blushing gulmohar tree, reimagined in oil, its flaming red blooms bunched together like floral bouquets, overlooks a large window. Gallery co-founder Dhwani Gudka points to its twin outside, glowing under the earJane Borges, Hindustan Times, 29 May 2026
Bombay Blooms: Lady Winifred Stangman (1874-1955): Curated by Ruta Waghmare Baptista
Current exhibition
30 May - 10 July 2026