₹15,500.00
Description:
This exquisite vintage oleograph from 1929, signed by renowned artist Vasudeo H. Pandya, portrays a pivotal scene from the Ramayana. Lord Ram, Sita, and Lakshman are seen during their forest exile (Vanvas), with Sita pointing toward the enchanting golden deer, symbolizing the beginning of a key episode in the epic. The serene forest landscape is filled with natural beauty — deer, swans, peacocks, and flowing rivers — evoking peace and divine presence.
Details:
Title/Theme: Ramayana – Sita pointing to the golden deer
Type: Lithographic Oleograph
Signed by: Vasudeo H. Pandya
Year: 1929
Medium: Color oleograph on paper
Style: Ravi Varma-inspired devotional art
Frame: Original vintage carved golden wood frame
Condition: Excellent for its age with original print intact
Why Collect:
A rare and historically valuable devotional artwork from pre-independence India, this signed oleograph is ideal for collectors of Indian epics, Ravi Varma school prints, and heritage religious art. A timeless portrayal of faith, beauty, and Indian tradition.
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