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Vintage “Radhakrishna Moonlight” Devotional Print – Published by Imperial Calendar Mfg. Co., Delhi

₹6,009 ₹5,400 10.1% OFF

Features:

Embeslished

Aged

Collectible

Handmade

Height:14 inches

Width:10 inches

A beautiful vintage devotional print titled “RADHAKRISHNA MOONLIGHT”, depicting Lord Krishna and Radha in an intimate moonlit scene. Krishna is shown leaning affectionately towards Radha while she holds delicate flowers, creating a graceful composition filled with romance, devotion and classical Indian aesthetics.

The original printed margins retain important period details including “Radhakrishna Moonlight”, “Copyright Reserved”, the Delhi address “108, Dariba, Delhi”, and “Published by Imperial Calendar Mfg. Co.” These surviving publisher inscriptions make the piece especially interesting for collectors of vintage Indian calendar art and devotional imagery.

The artwork has rich jewel-like colours, expressive facial detailing and an atmospheric dark background typical of classic Indian popular devotional art. It is preserved in an older decorative frame with a deep red inner border and black ornamental outer frame, giving the complete piece a strong vintage character.

Product Details

Subject: Radha & Lord Krishna

Printed Title: Radhakrishna Moonlight

Publisher: Imperial Calendar Mfg. Co.

Address Printed: 108, Dariba, Delhi

Marking: Copyright Reserved

Category: Vintage Indian Devotional / Calendar Art

Medium: Vintage colour printed artwork

Framing: Decorative vintage frame

Origin: India

Period: Vintage / 20th Century

Condition: Original vintage condition with visible age-related marks, surface wear, spotting and natural waviness consistent with age. Please refer to photographs for exact condition.

Quantity: One unique piece

Collector’s Note

The presence of the original title and publisher information greatly adds to the historical and collectible appeal of this work. Such surviving Indian calendar prints are increasingly sought after for their combination of religious iconography, printing history and early popular Indian visual culture

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