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A beautiful and highly collectible vintage Indian devotional print titled “KUNJBIHAREE / कुंजबिहारी”, depicting Lord Krishna in a serene garden setting, accompanied by a female devotee and a sacred cow. The rich floral landscape, traditional attire and delicate detailing give the composition the classic character of early Indian calendar and devotional art.
What makes this example particularly interesting is the original printed publisher information still visible beneath the image:
Picture Published by: Harnarayan & Sons, Jodhpur
Printed by: Lakshmibilas Press Ltd., Calcutta
Title: KUNJBIHAREE / कुंजबिहारी
The artwork also carries “Harnarayan & Sons – Jodhpur” within the image itself, adding valuable provenance and making it especially appealing to collectors of early Indian printed art, Rajasthan ephemera and Krishna iconography.
The print retains its naturally aged paper, period colour palette and signs of age, all of which contribute to its authentic vintage character. It is preserved in an old black wooden frame.
Category: Vintage Indian Devotional Art / Calendar Print
Subject: Lord Krishna – Kunj Biharee
Publisher: Harnarayan & Sons, Jodhpur
Printer: Lakshmibilas Press Ltd., Calcutta
Origin: India
Medium: Vintage Colour Print on Paper
Condition: Vintage condition with age-related marks, toning and wear visible in photographs
Frame: Period-style black wooden frame
Authenticity: Original vintage piece; not a modern reproduction
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