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A charming vintage Indian devotional print titled “PREM JHULA”, depicting Lord Krishna and Radha seated together upon a traditional swing in an intimate garden setting.
Krishna is recognisable by his blue-grey complexion and peacock-feather crown, while Radha leans affectionately toward him, creating a graceful depiction of divine love and devotion. The oval pictorial composition, soft period colouring and ornamental printed border give this artwork the distinctive appearance of early Indian popular devotional printing.
The original lower margin retains important period information:
Title: Prem Jhula / प्रेम झूला
Subject: Radha & Krishna on a Swing
Catalogue / Print No.: 160
Published by: Nand Sinha & Sons, Sadar Bazar, Delhi
Printed at: Punjabi Press, Sadar Bazar, Delhi
Medium: Vintage colour print on paper
Origin: Delhi, India
Period: Likely early-to-mid 20th century
Presentation: Preserved in an old dark wooden frame
Condition: Original vintage condition with natural age toning, minor spotting, creases and wear consistent with its age. Please refer to photographs for exact condition.
The surviving “Prem Jhula” title, No. 160, Nand Sinha & Sons publishing credit and Punjabi Press printing details add genuine historical interest and make the work particularly appealing to collectors of early Indian devotional art and vintage Delhi printing.
Its romantic Radha-Krishna subject also makes it a beautiful piece for a heritage interior, private collection, temple room, gallery wall or traditional Indian décor.
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