Progressive Artists' Group

The Progressive Artists' Group was a collective of Indian artists formed in the 1940s, aimed at promoting modern art in India. They sought to break away from traditional styles and embrace new ideas, focusing on contemporary themes and techniques. The group included notable members like F.N. Souza, M.F. Husain, and S.H. Raza, who influenced the Indian art scene significantly. Their work often reflected social issues and cultural identities, blending Western influences with Indian traditions. The group's impact helped shape the future of Indian art, fostering a dialogue between modernity and heritage.