North Indian Drawing
$674.95
Latter Half 18th century – Adoration of Devi
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Decorate your space with original art of the Mughal era and shop this North Indian drawing for sale. The 18th-century drawing comprised of pen, pigments, and ink on paper depicts attendants dousing a fire in the palace. The Hindu goddess Radha, Radhika, Radhe, or Keshavi is shown as embracing the eighth avatar of the god Vishnu Krishna in the lower left of the image.
This drawing, part of an important collection of Indian Art from the New York City area, includes an old gallery label attributing this work to the Adoration of Devi, and to Mandi Punjab Hills, and dated to the latter half of the 20th century. A powerful and alluring drawing that adds dimension and texture to interior space as unique and genuine antique wall art. A brilliant purchase for anyone looking to acquire genuine Vishnu drawings, Vishnu art, or drawings of Keshavi.
This drawing, part of an important collection of Indian Art from the New York City area, includes an old gallery label attributing this work to the Adoration of Devi, and to Mandi Punjab Hills, and dated to the latter half of the 20th century. A powerful and alluring drawing that adds dimension and texture to interior space as unique and genuine antique wall art. A brilliant purchase for anyone looking to acquire genuine Vishnu drawings, Vishnu art, or drawings of Keshavi.
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The drawing measures 8.25 inches in height and measures 6.25 inches in width.
Condition
The drawing displays tattered elements, loss, creasing, toning, fading, and wear.
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