National Gallery of Modern Art

India's National Museum of Modern Art is quite large, the library here is also very important facilities, the art is mainly local artists in India, the art form is also very barbaric, many foreign tourists will come here to enjoy.

The National Museum of Modern Art (NGMA) takes into account the unique artistic style of modern India and incorporates Western aesthetic ideas and elements. Here you can often see carefully planned thematic exhibitions, including works of local and international artists in India, as well as occasional tours of personal collections of treasures, etc. Young literary and artistic people should not miss them.

The National Museum of Modern Art is so small that it can visit the whole museum in less than an hour. Alekar has an exquisite exhibition of paintings and small sculptures on the second floor. Apart from Alecar's paintings, no other works are impressive, and the fees for foreigners are very high. The price of 500 rupees is the same as that of the Prince of Wales Museum.

There is still a lot of stuff in it, it is worth seeing.

The National Gallery of Modern Art is located in the southern part of the city, in Colaba. Works of renowned artists have been given a lot of attention and this museum reflects history. Artworks of M.F. Hussain, Thomasa Daniell, R.N. Tagore and Raja Ravi Verma have also been displayed amongst the others.

When we went there was jamini roy's exhibition, the door had to store the bag, free, no camera to take pictures! Then the ticket was originally 150 for foreigners, but we haven't opened it yet. The kind little girl who sold the ticket said India? 10RS, so the three of us only spent 30RS to see the exhibition! great