Tyeb Mehta’s ‘Trussed Bull’ sold for Rs 61.8 crore, marking it the second most expensive Indian painting at auction globally. The sale at Saffronart’s 25th anniversary auction highlights a strong art market. Mehta’s life and art were deeply influenced by historical events and personal experiences, with his powerful imagery reflecting societal struggles.
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