The worship and importance of mother-power have been prevalent in India from the very beginning. Evidence of worshiping the idols of Mother-Goddess has been found in the form of clay and stone idols. The representation of women has been done in various art forms from the beginning, such as - female figures in Ajanta frescoes and sculptures of female figures on Khajuraho temples. A woman is also depicted in the picture of 'Shakuntala' painted by modern painter Raja Ravi Varma, the poem 'Mansi' composed by Rabindranath Tagore, and Munshi Premchand's novel 'Nirmala' is also based on women. In this way, there has been a deep relationship between art and women. Since ancient times, 'Women Beauty' has motivated artists for art creation and aesthetic expression.