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This rare vintage oleograph portrays the beloved childhood of Lord Krishna, capturing the timeless moment when the Gopis lovingly complain to Mother Yashoda about Krishna’s playful mischief. Beautifully enriched with intricate hand-applied taari work, the artwork blends devotional storytelling with exceptional craftsmanship.
Printed by the renowned Ravi Varma Press, this antique print reflects the rich heritage of early Indian chromolithography. The detailed expressions, vibrant colours, architectural backdrop, and traditional embellishment make it a remarkable collector’s piece for connoisseurs of Indian devotional art.
Whether displayed in a private collection, heritage home, temple, or luxury interior, this rare framed oleograph stands as a fine example of India’s artistic legacy.
Highlights
Original Vintage Ravi Varma Press Oleograph
Subject: Yashoda, Bal Krishna & Gopiyan
Hand Embellished Taari Work
Original Antique Frame
Early 20th Century
Rare Collectible & Investment Grade
Ideal for Heritage Homes, Collectors & Art Galleries
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