Anupam Sud (b.1944), an exceptional printmaker, focuses on depicting human figures and comments on the sexuality and identities of both males and females. While her expertise lies in intaglio, she has also worked with lithography, screen printing, drawings, and paintings. Sud uses zinc plates for her etching processes which showcase her renditions of social issue themes. Starting with human figures and some architectural forms, her work has evolved to more feminist subjects.
Sud studied at the Delhi College of Art (1962-67) and later studied printmaking at the Slade Schol of Fine Art, London (1971-72) under a British Council scholarship. Her works are in the collections of The National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, The ViIctoria and Albert Museum, London, The Peabody Museum, U.S.A., and the Glenbarra Art Museum, Japan.