Francis Newton Souza, K.H. Ara, and S.H. Raza were all founding members of the Progressive Artists' Group.

The Progressive Artists' Group was formed in 1947 with the goal of breaking away from traditional Indian art forms and exploring new styles.

Amrita Sher-Gil was not a member of the Progressive Artists' Group.

The Progressive Artists' Group held their first exhibition in 1948, which was called 'The First Exhibition of the Progressive Artists' Group'.

Francis Newton Souza, K.H. Ara, and S.H. Raza were all known for their use of bold colors and abstract forms.

The Progressive Artists' Group was a part of the Modernist art movement.

S.H. Raza was known for his use of calligraphic lines and geometric shapes.

The Progressive Artists' Group published an art journal called 'Progressive Artists'.

Ram Kumar was known for his use of earthy colors and figurative forms.

The Progressive Artists' Group founded an art gallery called 'The Progressive Artists' Gallery' in 1949.

Tyeb Mehta was known for his use of bright colors and folk art motifs.

The Indian Modernist Movement emerged in India in the 1950s and 1960s, which was influenced by the Progressive Artists' Group.

M.F. Husain was known for his use of black and white and his exploration of existential themes.

The Progressive Artists' Group held their second exhibition in 1956, which was called 'The Second Exhibition of the Progressive Artists' Group' and was a major turning point in the history of Indian art.

K.H. Ara was known for his use of vibrant colors and his exploration of Indian mythology.