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A charming and highly collectible German oleograph depicting Lord Krishna standing gracefully with flute in hand, accompanied by a female companion and sacred cows in a serene architectural setting.
The composition beautifully captures the devotional and pastoral essence of Krishna imagery. Krishna is shown richly adorned with मुकुट, jewellery and flowing garments, while the female figure beside him adds balance and elegance to the scene. The presence of the cows enhances the spiritual symbolism associated with Krishna as Govinda / Gopal.
The artwork is rendered in attractive soft yet vibrant tones of blue, green, gold and red, creating a warm old-world visual appeal. Its German oleograph printing character gives the piece additional historical and collector value, making it far more desirable than an ordinary later reproduction.
Presented in a vintage black frame, this piece carries strong decorative presence and would suit collectors of old devotional art, German oleographs, Krishna imagery and early Indian print culture.
Product Details
Subject: Lord Krishna with female companion and cows
Type: German Oleograph
Theme: Hindu Devotional Art / Krishna Art
Medium: Vintage colour oleograph print
Style: Traditional devotional print
Orientation: Portrait
Presentation: Framed
Frame: Vintage black frame
Collectible Category: German Oleograph / Vintage Indian Devotional Print / Krishna Art
Special Features
Beautiful Krishna devotional subject
Attractive pastoral and palace-style background
Presence of cows, enhancing religious symbolism
Rich vintage colour palette
German oleograph quality adds collector appeal
Strong decorative as well as devotional value
Condition
Preserved in vintage condition with visible signs of age, including surface wear, fading and moisture-related marks near the lower area. The frame also shows age and use-related wear. These features are consistent with an old original piece and contribute to its authentic vintage character.
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