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A visual treat for modern and contemporary art lovers, this exhibition includes masterpieces created by artists like FN Souza, Raja Ravi Varma, Akbar Padamsee and Tyeb Mehta.

It offers a peek into India's rich art and culture.

The four-day long fair will continue till February 3 and is being held at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds near Okhla. It brings together works of over 1000 artists and 75 institutions from all over India under one roof.

While every piece of art was worth admiring for hours, some caught our attention more than the rest. Here's a round up of the works of art displayed at the India Art Fair.

Bangladeshi artist Aminul Islam Ashik's sculpture depicting Myanmar's State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and the Rohingya exodus was one of the major attractions at IAF.

The pink sculpture of Kyi's face was divided in half, where the upper half is supported by keys and figures of the general populous.

Other works by Ashik that caught the attention of visitors were the sculptures of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Another interesting piece of art at the IAF was a wall decorated with doughnuts. Put together by Jae Yong Kim, the glittering wall of confections looked good enough to eat and hence made it to our list of favourites from the exhibition.

Artist Chittrovanu Mazumdar also displayed his work at the India Art Fair.

An otherwise untitled work of art, it carried the message 'For beauty is nothing but the beginning of terror'.

Another popular attraction at the IAF was Dhananjay Singh's sculpture inspired by the cycle of human life. It depicted the head of a man in silver and a tree emerging from it.

The displacement wall I and II made it to the Indian Art Fair. The model, created by Abir Karmakar, was a typical bedroom setup with a bed, table, door and walls for cupboards.