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A beautifully composed vintage romantic art print titled “Swapan-Kuheli”, featuring an intimate and dreamy night-time scene with a graceful couple seated by the waterfront under a crescent moon. The artwork carries a soft, poetic mood, with delicate detailing, flowing drapery, floral accents and a serene lakeside backdrop that give it a strong old-world charm.
This print is especially notable for the printed publication details visible below the artwork, including:
Title: Swapan-Kuheli
Regd. No.: 1875
Designed & Published by: S. C. Banerjee
Address: Sital-Manzil, 27 Southern Park, Ballygunge, Calcutta
The lower section also includes Bengali printed text/verse, which further enhances its period character and collectible appeal. The romantic subject, atmospheric moonlit setting and printed Calcutta publication line make this piece a very attractive example of vintage Indian print art.
The print is housed in an old black wooden frame, adding to its display value and authentic vintage presentation.
Product Details
Title: Swapan-Kuheli
Type: Vintage framed art print
Publisher/Designer: S. C. Banerjee
Place of Publication: Calcutta
Registration No.: 1875
Subject: Romantic / poetic vintage art scene
Frame: Old black wooden frame
Origin: India
Condition: Vintage condition with age-related toning, minor marks, light wear and signs of age consistent with an old framed print. Please refer to photographs for exact condition.
A wonderful piece for collectors of vintage Indian prints, old Calcutta-published artworks, romantic lithographs and decorative heritage wall art. Its dreamy composition and printed publication details make it suitable for both serious collectors and antique interior display.
One original vintage framed piece available – the exact item shown in the photographs will be supplied.
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