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Vintage Ananta Lila – Radha Krishna Devotional Print | Art Framing Co., Calcutta

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Height:14 inches

Width:10 inches

Vintage Ananta Lila – Radha Krishna Devotional Print | Art Framing Co., Calcutta

 

A Celestial Vision of Divine Love & Eternity

 

Presenting a captivating vintage Indian devotional print titled “Ananta Lila”, depicting Lord Krishna and Radha in an extraordinary celestial composition.

 

Standing together upon a magnificent pink lotus rising above the turbulent cosmic ocean, the divine couple are surrounded by a radiant golden halo, celestial figures and intricate symbolic imagery.

 

Lord Krishna, portrayed with his characteristic blue complexion, is adorned with elaborate jewellery, a richly decorated crown and vibrant yellow and red garments. Beside him stands Radha, elegantly dressed in a dark saree with golden detailing, her graceful expression reflecting the intimacy and serenity of their divine union.

 

The composition is enhanced by an elaborate circular ornament filled with miniature divine figures, radiating celestial forms and a striking crescent-shaped motif above the central halo.

 

The dramatic contrast between the dark ocean waves, brilliant pink lotus and luminous golden surroundings creates a visually striking representation of divine love and eternity.

 

Historic Calcutta Publisher & Printing Details

 

An important feature of this artwork is its surviving original printed inscriptions, connecting it to Calcutta’s historic devotional picture-publishing tradition.

 

The following details appear beneath the illustration:

 

Original Title: Ananta Lila

 

Publisher: Art Framing Co.

 

Publisher’s Address: 37-8, Harrison Road, Calcutta.

 

Printing Press: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta.

 

The title also appears in Devanagari and Bengali scripts, adding to the cultural and historical character of the print.

 

These surviving inscriptions provide a valuable connection to the commercial art and religious printing traditions of historic Calcutta.

 

A Distinctive Piece of Indian Devotional Art

 

Unlike conventional Radha-Krishna portraits set in gardens or pastoral landscapes, Ananta Lila presents the divine couple within a cosmic setting.

 

The magnificent lotus emerging from the ocean, intricate celestial imagery and elaborate halo lend the artwork a distinctive visual identity.

 

Rich crimson, golden yellow, deep blue and charcoal tones contribute to its dramatic appearance, while the detailed ornaments and miniature figures reward closer examination.

 

The artwork is presented in a classic black frame with a gold-toned inner border. The naturally aged paper, visible discolouration, minor creases and scattered marks preserve its vintage character.

 

A beautiful addition to collections of Indian devotional prints, mythological artwork and historic Calcutta publications.

 

Product Details

 

– Title: Ananta Lila (अनन्त लीला)

– Subject: Lord Krishna & Radha

– Medium: Vintage Colour Print

– Publisher: Art Framing Co., Calcutta

– Publisher’s Address: 37-8, Harrison Road, Calcutta

– Printer: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta

– Language: English, Hindi & Bengali

– Frame: Black Frame with Gold-Toned Inner Border

– Condition: Vintage condition with visible age-related paper discolouration, creases, scattered marks and frame wear

– Category: Vintage Indian Prints & Devotional Art

 

A magnificent expression of divine love and cosmic beauty, Ananta Lila brings together traditional Indian religious imagery, elaborate artistic detailing and the historical charm of Calcutta’s printed art heritage.

 

An appealing collectible for admirers of Radha-Krishna imagery, vintage Indian prints and heritage artwork.

 

Please examine the photographs carefully for the original publisher’s inscriptions, artwork details and existing condition.

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