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Apparition, 1990
Birth of New World, 1991
Grace of the New World, 1991
Door of the New World, 1991
Autoportrait, 1989
Turbulent water, 1990
Chevel au galop, 1990
Eruption water, 1990
Senteurs water, 1989
Le Createur, 1992
New World Womanhood, 1992
Pouvoir du Nouveau Monde, 1992
Road to the New World, 1993
The Glory, 1993
Twilight of the New World, 1993
Inspiration, 1992
Jardin de jour, 1992
Jardin de nuit, 1992
Le rêveur, 1992
Mindmachine, 1992
Ressurection, 1992
Somehow, 1992
Someone, 1992
Sometime, 1992
Somewhere, 1992
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Apparition, 1990
Birth of New World, 1991
Grace of the New World, 1991
Door of the New World, 1991
Autoportrait, 1989
Turbulent water, 1990
Chevel au galop, 1990
Eruption water, 1990
Senteurs water, 1989
Le Createur, 1992
New World Womanhood, 1992
Pouvoir du Nouveau Monde, 1992
Road to the New World, 1993
The Glory, 1993
Twilight of the New World, 1993
Inspiration, 1992
Jardin de jour, 1992
Jardin de nuit, 1992
Le rêveur, 1992
Mindmachine, 1992
Ressurection, 1992
Somehow, 1992
Someone, 1992
Sometime, 1992
Somewhere, 1992
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1986 - 90 Time of contemplation, Paris

Sen could not paint from 1979 to 1985 for various reasons, and restarted painting in 1986. Upto 1978 he faced a huge earning crisis with scant affordability for painting also, the character of his painting continued to be quite academic then. He says the break was good as he entered another dimension even as painting was always at the backdrop of his mind. After the break his brush took a totally different form, and he migrated from realistic work to more modern and abstract form of art.
 

INDIA’S BLOODY INDEPENDENCEIN 1947

When India was partitioned 1947 to create Pakistan, a new country for Muslims, about 20 million people of Bengal and Punjab were displaced and brutally victimized. Sen’s wealthy, literate family had huge landed property in erstwhile East Bengal, the present Bangladesh, which was carved out to be East Pakistan for Muslims. So for being Hindus Sen’s family was overnight evicted from their home. Without taking any possessions, they fled for their lives amidst people warring over religion, and so became squatted refugees in West Bengal.