Pestonji Bomanji (1851-1938) was trained in academic realistic style at the art school in Mumbai, India. Most of his paintings are in the academic western realistic style and he excelled at scenes of Parsi day to day and religious life.

This is the video of Head of Punjabi Woman, an oil painting by Pestonji Bomanji and is a realistic portraiture of the face of a Punjabi woman in a noble profile with an aristocratic interpretation.