₹18,500.00
This is a beautiful vintage oleograph from the legendary Ravi Varma Press, Malavli-Lonavala, Mumbai. The artwork depicts Devalok – the celestial abode of the Gods, with Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Shiva in divine form, surrounded by devotees, saints, and celestial beings.
The scene captures the grandeur of Hindu cosmology, where mortals and sages pay homage with offerings, while apsaras shower flowers from above. The detailing of attire, ornaments, and architecture reflects the unmatched craftsmanship and printing excellence of Ravi Varma Press, which revolutionized Indian art in the late 19th and early 20th century.
Key Features:
Artist/Press: Ravi Varma Press, Malavli-Lonavla, Mumbai
Title: Devalok (Celestial Abode of the Gods)
Period: Early to Mid 20th Century
Medium: Oleograph / Lithograph Print on Paper
Size: 11:15
Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related wear, original frame included
Collector’s Note: Registered No. 474, making it part of the authentic early Ravi Varma Press publications. Such devotional prints were widely revered and are now prized collectibles for their historical, cultural, and artistic significance.
Why Collect This?
Ravi Varma Press oleographs hold an iconic place in Indian art history, bridging fine art and popular devotion. They are treasured not only for their religious significance but also as cultural artifacts that defined visual storytelling in India for over a century.
✨ A perfect piece for serious collectors of Indian art, devotional prints, or vintage heritage décor.
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