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M.F. Husain's 1952 Painting 'The Red Girl' Sells for Rs 65 Crore at Mumbai Auction

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Legendary Indian painter M.F. Husain's early work 'The Red Girl', created in 1952, was sold at a Mumbai auction for Rs 65 crore. The final price far exceeded pre-auction estimates, which had placed its value between Rs 3 crore and Rs 5 crore. The remarkable result highlights a surging collector interest in modern Indian art, with several other works also fetching significant sums at the same event. The sale is seen as a reflection of the evolving and increasingly valued landscape of Indian fine art.

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