I have also drunk the water of thy springs, sweet as amrita itself.

Oh, when shall I again hear the voice of Nala, gentle and deep as that of the clouds, that voice, sweet as Amrita, of the illustrious king, calling me Vidharva's daughter, with accents distinct, and holy, and musical as the chanting of the Vedas and rich, and soothing all my sorrows.

During the twentieth century, the modern movement in Indian art has produced at least four major artistsRabindranath Tagore, Amrita Sher-Gil, Jamini Roy and George Keyt.