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A rare and evocative vintage Bengali mythological print titled “BEJOYA” (বিজয়া), depicting a traditional sacred narrative associated with Lord Shiva, the divine family and the ceremonial sentiment of Bijoya/Vijaya.
The composition shows Lord Shiva in an idyllic landscape, carrying a child figure, while richly dressed female figures stand beneath an ornate architectural archway. The mountains, water, animals, foliage and finely rendered palace details give the scene the character of early Bengal popular religious art.
What makes this example particularly collectible is the survival of its original publisher and printer information along the lower margin.
Original printed details visible on the artwork include:
Title: BEJOYA / বিজয়া
Published by K. P. HAZRAH & A. C. HAZRAH
Bhubaneshori Karjaloya
33, Harrison Road, Calcutta
Branch – 41, Wellington Street, Calcutta
Engraved & Printed by The Calcutta Phototype Co.
“All rights strictly reserved by the Publishers”
The muted blue, green and ochre colour palette, period typography and elaborate narrative composition give the artwork a distinctly historic character. It remains mounted in its old decorative wooden frame, adding further period appeal.
Product Details
Title: Bejoya / বিজয়া
Subject: Bengali mythological / devotional narrative
Publisher: K. P. Hazrah & A. C. Hazrah
Place of Publication: Calcutta
Printer: The Calcutta Phototype Co.
Medium: Vintage period colour print
Original publisher text preserved
Old decorative wooden frame
Single collectible piece
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