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Vintage A Private Word – Radha Krishna Framed Art Print | Calcutta
Size: 10 × 14 Inches
Product Description
An enchanting vintage Indian devotional art print titled “A Private Word”, portraying an intimate and tender moment between Lord Krishna and Radha.
Set beneath the branches of a flowering tree, Krishna gazes affectionately at Radha as she leans gracefully towards him. Their beautifully detailed jewellery, flowing traditional garments and expressive faces bring warmth and emotion to the composition.
The background features a picturesque sunset, delicate red blossoms and lush foliage, creating a romantic and peaceful atmosphere.
Rich colours, intricate detailing and elegant composition make this a charming example of traditional Indian devotional imagery.
Original Publication Details
The lower margin retains its printed publication information:
– Original Title: A PRIVATE WORD
– Publisher: Art Framing Co.
– Publisher’s Address: 37-8 Harrison Road, Calcutta
– Additional Details: Title printed in Hindi and Bengali
– Artist’s Signature: Visible within the artwork
– Frame: Traditional black wooden frame
Product Highlights
– Vintage Radha Krishna devotional art print.
– Romantic composition depicting a private moment between Radha and Krishna.
– Beautifully detailed jewellery, traditional costumes and floral scenery.
– Original Calcutta publisher’s details visible.
– Printed artist’s signature within the composition.
– Presented in a traditional black wooden frame.
Condition
Vintage condition with visible age-related discolouration, minor spotting and signs of wear. A prominent curved line is visible across the upper-left glazing, which appears to be a crack and should be inspected before purchase. The wooden frame also shows age-related wear.
Please examine all photographs carefully.
A Timeless Expression of Divine Love
An elegant addition to a collection of vintage Indian art, Radha Krishna imagery or traditional devotional prints.
A beautiful decorative piece for collectors and admirers of Indian artistic heritage.
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