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Discover a striking piece of vintage Indian devotional art featuring Lord Ganesha seated majestically above the clouds, accompanied by his traditional Mushak (mouse). Titled “Ganeshji Maharaj”, this colourful calendar print captures the divine figure in a distinctive four-armed form, adorned with an ornate crown and surrounded by a radiant celestial halo.
The dramatic interplay of light and dark clouds, original decorative blue border, and bilingual title in Hindi and English give this artwork a distinctive visual character.
The surviving publisher and printer imprints, catalogue number, and original bilingual title make this piece particularly interesting to collectors of vintage Indian calendar art, Hindu iconography, and historical devotional prints.
Its atmospheric celestial composition offers an alternative to more familiar representations of Lord Ganesha, making it a distinctive addition to a collection of Indian religious artwork or a traditional home display.
The print retains signs of age, including paper toning, light marks, minor creasing and wear. The existing frame also exhibits age-related wear. These characteristics contribute to its vintage appearance and are part of its present condition.
A distinctive vintage devotional print celebrating Lord Ganesha and the enduring tradition of Indian calendar art.
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