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A graceful vintage Indian colour print titled “AT THE TEMPLE DOOR”, depicting a serene female figure standing at the entrance of a temple or palace-like architectural setting, carrying an offering tray, with a beautifully rendered peacock beside her.
The composition is elegant and atmospheric, combining devotional sentiment with refined architectural detail. The figure is shown in a flowing sari with jewellery and veil, while the surrounding landscape, temple doorway and peacock create a deeply poetic and decorative scene. The artwork has the unmistakable charm of early Indian popular printmaking.
The lower margin retains its original printed title in English and Hindi, along with valuable publication details that add historical character and collector appeal.
Product Details
Printed Title: AT THE TEMPLE DOOR
Hindi Title: मंदिर का फाटक
Category: Vintage Indian Decorative / Devotional Print
Type: Vintage Colour Print
Published by: Jaidiyalmal Ram Gopal
Publisher Address: Chandni Chowk, Delhi
Printed by: Lakshmibilas Press, Calcutta
Original English and Hindi inscriptions present
Presented in an old wooden frame
Condition: Authentic vintage condition with age-related toning, foxing, stains, creases, small paper losses and wear visible in the photographs
Description
This vintage print titled At The Temple Door is a beautiful example of old Indian printed art, blending devotional mood with decorative elegance. The central female figure, shown carrying an offering tray, stands near an architectural temple entrance, while the richly coloured peacock adds visual richness and symbolic charm to the scene.
The combination of the printed title, Hindi text, Delhi publisher credit and Calcutta press reference makes this piece especially interesting for collectors of early Indian prints. The natural ageing and visible wear enhance its period appeal and authenticity.
Collector’s Note
Pieces retaining their original title, publisher information and press credit are especially desirable for collectors of vintage Indian devotional and decorative prints. The presence of Jaidiyalmal Ram Gopal, Chandni Chowk, Delhi and Lakshmibilas Press, Calcutta gives this example strong historical identity.
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