In September 1941, Egan and Sher-Gil moved to Lahore, then in undivided India and a major cultural and artistic centre. She lived and painted at 23 Ganga Ram Mansions, The Mall, Lahore where her studio was on the top floor of the townhouse she inhabited. Sher-Gil was known for her many affairs with both men and women, and she also painted many of the latter. Her work "Two Women" is thought to be a painting of herself and her lover Marie Louise. Some of her later works include "Tahitian" (1937), "Red Brick House" (1938), "Hill Scene" (1938), and "The Bride" (1940) among others. Her last work was left unfinished just prior to her death in December 1941.