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A beautiful example of vintage Indian devotional art, this print titled “Dhurunarayan” depicts Lord Narayan appearing before a young devotee in a serene riverside landscape. The composition evokes the devotional story of Dhruva and his quest for divine blessings, bringing together spiritual symbolism and the charm of traditional Indian religious imagery.
Lord Narayan stands gracefully with a radiant halo and traditional divine attributes, including the conch and chakra, while the young devotee sits in reverence beside the water. The surrounding trees, rocky terrain and flowing river create a tranquil setting that enhances the artwork’s contemplative character.
The original lower margin preserves the printed title and historical publishing details, offering an important connection to India’s heritage printmaking tradition.
The surviving publisher and printing details make this artwork an appealing addition to collections of vintage Indian religious prints, Vishnu iconography and historical devotional imagery. Its narrative composition and period printing inscriptions offer interest beyond its decorative appeal.
Presented in an ornate gold-tone frame, the print brings a sense of heritage and traditional artistry to a devotional space, living room or curated vintage art collection.
The artwork is presented in vintage condition, with age-related paper toning, spots, marks and natural patina. The frame also displays signs of age, contributing to its antique character.
This is a unique collectible piece for admirers of Indian devotional art, traditional religious imagery and historic Calcutta printing.
A timeless expression of devotion, heritage and India’s rich tradition of religious printmaking.
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