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A charming vintage devotional portrait print depicting Lord Krishna in a youthful and serene form, adorned with a peacock-feather crown, pearl jewellery and traditional drapery. The composition presents Krishna in a calm frontal portrait style with a radiant halo-like glow in the background, creating a deeply spiritual and visually appealing image.
The print carries the title “LORD KRISNA” exactly as printed below the artwork, along with the printed number 1148. An especially important feature of this piece is the original publication and printing information preserved in the lower margin, including:
Published by: S. S. Brij Basi & Sons
Address: Bunder Road, Karachi
Copyright reserved by the Publishers
Printed at: Brij Basi Art Printing Works, Karachi
The portrait also includes printed Sanskrit verses around the lower portion of the image, adding devotional and historical character to the piece. The soft colouring, sacred iconography and original publisher’s imprint make it a desirable collectible for lovers of vintage Indian devotional prints and old religious lithographic art.
This framed piece is further enhanced by its ornate old golden frame, which gives it a classic decorative presence suitable for both devotional and antique display settings.
Product Details
Title: Lord Krisna
Printed Number: 1148
Subject: Lord Krishna devotional portrait
Publisher: S. S. Brij Basi & Sons
Printed At: Brij Basi Art Printing Works
Place: Karachi
Type: Vintage devotional colour print
Size: Approx. 10 × 14 inches
Frame: Vintage decorative golden frame
Origin: India / undivided India period print culture
Condition: Authentic vintage condition with age-related toning, minor spots, light marks and normal wear consistent with age. Please refer to photographs for exact condition.
A wonderful collectible for admirers of Krishna iconography, vintage Hindu religious prints, old lithographs and early devotional publishing history. The surviving Karachi publisher imprint and decorative vintage presentation make this piece especially interesting for both collectors and heritage interiors.
Single vintage framed collectible – the exact piece shown in the photographs will be supplied.
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