Name: Jaipur School Painting Of Krishna & The Gopis - 19th Century
Brand: Indigo Antiques
SKU: A01942
Price: 1451.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

A Jaipur School Watercolour Painting Of Krishna And Radha - 19th Century | Indigo Antiques

A Watercolour Painting Of Krishna And Radha - 19th Century | Indigo Antiques

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SKU: A01942 19th Century, from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

$1,451.00

Dimensions:: W33 x D1.5 x H43 cm
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This old Indian watercolour depicts Krishna & Radha standing on a lotus leaf flanked by The Gopis and their cow. The painting is excellent condition and in an old gilt frame. The style is of the Jaipur School of painting.

Krishna & Radha's story of eternal love is a deeply popular theme in Indian paintings. Often called 'Radha Krishna', it is a romantic tale depicting the beauty of romantic and physical love. Radha was already married and they engaged in a passionate intermarital affair transcending traditional mortal relationships and morality. The subject has become more secular than religious and symbolises the union between the human soul and the divine.

Supplied with a hanger on the reverse.

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