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A beautiful and emotionally captivating Antique Ravi Varma Inspired Oleograph portraying the timeless bond between a mother and her child. The artwork is enhanced with exquisite traditional Taari (embellishment) work, adding depth, brilliance, and a handcrafted royal finish. The gentle interaction with the green parrot symbolizes love, innocence, harmony, and the warmth of family life—making this one of the most charming decorative oleographs produced during the early 20th century.
Printed by the renowned Ravi Udaya F.A.L. Press, Ghatkopar, Bombay, this original vintage oleograph reflects the rich heritage of Indian chromolithography and the enduring artistic influence of Raja Ravi Varma. The vibrant colours, detailed expressions, elegant antique frame, and original Taari embellishment make it an exceptional collector’s piece. Ravi Varma’s press popularized such mythological and domestic-themed oleographs across India. �
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Highly sought after by collectors of Ravi Varma prints, Indian heritage art, embellished oleographs, and museum-quality antiques, this artwork is ideal for luxury interiors, heritage collections, and serious art enthusiasts.
Key Highlights
Rare Antique Ravi Varma Inspired Oleograph
Original Ravi Udaya F.A.L. Press, Ghatkopar, Bombay
Original Handcrafted Taari Work
Depicts a Mother & Child with Parrot
Early–Mid 20th Century
Original Antique Frame
Rich Vintage Colours & Fine Preservation
Museum-Quality Collectible
Perfect for Heritage Art Collections & Luxury Interiors
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