The first time Malti saw the Taj Mahal in person, it left her speechless — its grandeur, detail, and symmetry seemed to rise out of myth. Summer in Agra is her tribute to that experience and to her Indian heritage. Against a backdrop of rich emerald and deep forest green, she paints the architectural lines of the Taj with precision and reverence, layering in soft washes of white to echo the monument’s ethereal beauty.
Bright orange trumpet flowers burst into the frame, celebrating the natural vibrancy of Indian summers and offering a joyful contrast to the structured forms of the marble tomb. This piece hums with nostalgia, wonder, and cultural pride — a reminder that some places never stop taking your breath away.
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Archival giclée print on 100% cotton fibre paper
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Size: 8 x 10 inches
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Paper weight: 290gsm, Caliper: 19 mils
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Hand-signed by the artist at the bottom
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Printed with fade-resistant inks tested to last 60+ years
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Color: Emerald green, saffron orange, ivory, coral
Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings.