Personal Life
In 1972, he married Anne de Henning, also a photographer, and the couple had a daughter, Devika Singh.
Raghubir 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 learnt from Henri Cartier-Bresson, you'll have a glimmer of Raghubir Singh's aesthetic."
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