life In 1972, he married Anne de Henning, also a photographer, and the couple had a daughter, Devika Singh, who is curator at the Tate Modern and holds a position at Cambridge University. Singh died on 18 April 1999 of a heart attack. Upon his death, the art critic Max Kozloff wrote, "If you can imagine what a Rajput miniaturist could have learned from Henri Cartier-Bresson, you'll have a glimmer of Raghubir Singh's aesthetic." Controversy On 3 December 2017, artist Jaishri Abichandani organized a protest outside the Met Breuer, where Singh's "Modernism on the Ganges" opened as an exhibit on 11 October 2017. She accused Singh of having sexually assaulted her in the mid-1990s while on a trip to India where she accompanied him as an assistant. She claims to have been under the impression that the trip was a professional one, and that she made her non-consent known. Publications Ganga: Sacred River of India (1974), Perennial, Bombay Calcutta (1975), (preface by Joseph Lelyveld), Perennial, Bombay Rajasthan (1981), (preface by Satyajit Ray) Thames and Hudson, London and New York; Chêne, Paris; Perennial, Bombay. . Kumbh Mela (1981), Arthaud, Paris; Perennia, Bombay Kashmir: Garden of the Himalayas (1983), Thames and Hudson, London and New York; Perennia, Bombay Kerala: The Spice Coast of India (1986), Thames and Hudson, London and New York; Chêne, Paris. . Banaras: The Sacred City of India (1987), Thames and Hudson, London and New York Chêne, Paris Calcutta: the home and the street (1988), Thames and Hudson, London and New York; Chêne, Paris. . The Ganges (1992), Thames and Hudson, London and New York; Aperture, New York (Japanese, German and Italian editions). Bombay: Gateway to India (1994), (conversation with V.S. Naipaul), Aperture, New York; Perennia, Bombay. . The Grand Trunk Road (1995), Aperture, New York; Perennia, Bombay Tamil Nadu (1997), (preface by R.K. Narayan), DAP, New York. River of Colour: The India of Raghubir Singh (1998, 2000, 2006), Phaido, London (2000 French and German editions). . A Way into India (2002), Phaido, London. . Exhibitions In 1998, the Art Institute of Chicago organized a retrospective exhibition of his work, which was still on display at the time of his death. The book River of Colour was published on the occasion of this exhibition. In February 1999, what had been intended as a mid-career retrospective exhibition of his work opened at the National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi,