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A Rare Large-Format Indian Heritage Artwork – Heavily Damaged Condition
An interesting and distinctive vintage depiction of Ram Rajyabhisheka, portraying the grand coronation of Lord Shri Ram in an elaborate royal court setting.
The composition features Lord Ram and Goddess Sita surrounded by sages, royal attendants and devotees, with intricate palace architecture and traditional ceremonial detailing.
Associated with Raja Ravi Varma’s artistic legacy and bearing the M. Dhurandhar signature, this large-format artwork represents a fascinating subject for collectors of Indian vintage devotional prints and historical art.
RARE COLLECTOR HIGHLIGHTS
– Distinctive Ram Rajyabhisheka subject.
– Large and uncommon format of 20 × 28 inches.
– M. Dhurandhar signed piece.
– Elaborate traditional Indian royal court composition.
– Interesting vintage Indian devotional artwork.
IMPORTANT – EXTREMELY POOR CONDITION
PLEASE NOTE: THE ARTWORK IS IN VERY BAD AND HEAVILY DAMAGED CONDITION.
The print has extensive deterioration across its surface, including:
– Multiple large tears and holes.
– Significant paper losses and missing image portions.
– Severe peeling and flaking.
– Extensive discoloration and age-related deterioration.
– Damaged and fragile sections throughout the artwork.
– Visible wear and deterioration to the original frame.
This artwork is NOT in display-ready condition. It requires considerable professional conservation and restoration. It is being offered strictly AS-IS, with no restoration or condition improvement.
CONDITION: VERY POOR / HEAVILY DISTRESSED
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
– Artist Attribution: Raja Ravi Varma
– Signature: M. Dhurandhar
– Subject: Ram Rajyabhisheka
– Medium: Vintage Printed Artwork
– Size: 20 × 28 Inches
– Category: Indian Heritage & Religious Art
– Condition: Extremely Poor
– Framing: Framed
UNIQUE ANTIQUE COLLECTION
A distinctive large-format vintage artwork offered for collectors, researchers and restoration enthusiasts who appreciate unusual subjects from India’s artistic heritage.
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