"Naga Three" is an oil on canvas work by Maqbool Fida Husain, the renowned Indian modernist painter known for synthesizing cubist abstraction with Indian cultural and mythological themes. The painting likely references the naga, a serpent deity significant in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, filtered through Husain's distinctive fragmented and dynamic compositional style. The work exemplifies Husain's approach of deconstructing figurative forms into geometric planes while maintaining a spiritual and narrative dimension rooted in Indian visual culture.